Question by Admir I: how much are GT Vertigo's?
im wondering because i am buying one...
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Answer by BlingBling'07
$ 999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,000
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Vertigo: The Making of a Hitchcock Classic
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Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 film Vertigo--in which obsessve ex-cop James Stewart pursues troubled loner Kim Novak throughout San Francisco--is one of the most dissected, discussed, and revered movies of all time. Now, for the first time, the story of this remakable film is revealed. Writing with the full cooperation of the director's family and many crew members, Dan Auiler offers up a remarkable in-deph re-creation of Hitchcock's signature thriller. The result is one of the most thorough and illumi
Vertigo: The Making of a Hitchcock Classic
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HistoryGT Bicycles was founded in 1979 by Gary Turner, a welding engineer and Richard long, a bike shop owner. Originally formed as a manufacturer of BMX bicycles, the company grew to become one of the world's largest manufacturers of BMX, mountain and leisure bicycles.[citation needed]In the 1970s, Turner's son began participating in the then fledgling sport of bicycle motocross (BMX). Noticing that the bikes were fragile and heavy, Turner began manufacturing frames for his son. Due to his experience in the drag racing industry which had been utilising chro-moly in frame and chassis manufacturing, Turner began utilizing the tubing in BMX design. Turner's frames became popular throughout southern California and, as a result, he began manufacturing the frames for other racers.In 1974, Richard Long, a bike shop owner noticed Turner's frames gaining popularity. Long approached Turner, asking him if he could act as a retailer for GT Bicycles. Turner agreed, leading to the business partnership. ModelsBMXInterceptorMach OnePro SeriesPower SeriesSpeed Seriesspeed seriesFuelerBumpZoneEl CentroCalifiaHavanaAirFlySlammerFinaleEncorePro Freestyle TourVertigoPerformerPro PerformerMach 2ZoneMach 3KarkassRoad and MountainRAVERAGEPalomarRebound (Steel, and then later aluminum, hardtail)Tequesta (Steel hardtail)TempestZaskar (Aluminum, and then later possibly Carbon fibre, hardtail)Xizang (Titanium hardtail)Avalanche (All mountain hardtails)Pantera (All mountain hardtails)Karakoram (Tange Steel Hardtail)Borrego (Steel Hardtail)Psyclone (Steel Hardtail)Richter 8 (Steel Hardtail)RTS (Full suspension)LTS (Full Suspension)STS (Carbonbikes)ForceSanctionLobo DH, DHi (Downhill bikes)i-drive SeriesiT-1 (Downhill/freeride Dual Suspension)Ruckus (freeride Hardtails and Duallys also Dirtbikes)Chucker (freeride/Dirt jump Hardtail)Outpost (Mountain Hardtail)Slipstream (Comfort)Timberline/Nomad (Comfort)Course (Very Rare Road, Reynolds 853)Agressor (polished aluminum hardtail)MarathonTalera (Mountain Hardtail)ZR series (road bikes with a numerical designation, the lowest being the best spec'd bike (i.e., a ZR 1.0 was a better quality bike than a ZR 4.0).ZRX (Cyclocross)GT also manufactured a series of highly regarded Track bikesGTB (Generic Track Bike)GT Pulse TeamsAs well as the manufacturing of bicycles, GT Bikes also has several teams competing in BMX, Mountain and Road competitions. BMX Race TeamThere are five riders in the BMX Race Team. Riley O'Neail, Luke Madill, Joey Bradford, Eric Rupe and Arielle Martin (Verhaaren) compete in competitions held globally. BMX Freestyle teamGT BMX Freestyle Team include the riders: Tim Glose, Dave Dillewaard, Greg Ingersoll, Bobby Kanode, Demetrius Andrzejewski, Collin Evans, Jeremy Sawyer, Eddie Fiola, Kevin Donegan, Mike King, Fred Blood, and Josh Mulcahy. Mountain TeamEight riders in the Mountain Team, compete in global competitions including Downhill, 4X, Trials, Freeride and Dirt jumping. The riders in the team are: Marc Beaumont, Hans Rey, Eric Carter, Roger Rinderknecht, Mick Hannah, Kevin Aiello, Andrew Cho, and Tyler McCaul. Road TeamGT Bikes are the team sponsors and bike supplier for Jelly Belly professional cycling team. Also Lotto pro cycling team (now Silence-Lotto) had Easton aluminium tubing GT frames. It was before carbon fibers were good enough for an almost complete substitution of aluminium, titanium, steel and even scandium as tubing material in the professional peloton. Co Factory TeamThe Co Factory Team was founded in 2008. The team is composed of riders from across the US riding for local dealer teams that represent GT Bicycles. References^ http://www.gtbicycles.com/gbr/eng/riders GT Bikes Team home page^ http://www.gtbicycles.com/gbr/eng/co-factory-team GT Bikes co-factory team page. External linksCompany websitev d eMountain biking in the United StatesRaces24 Hours of Adrenalin Breckenridge 100 Endurance 100 Leadville Trail 100 MTB Lumberjack 100 Mohican MTB 100 Montezuma's Revenge Red Bull Rampage Sea Otter Classic Shenandoah 100 Wilderness 101 Mountain Bicycle RaceOrganizationsMinnesota Off-Road Cyclists National Off-Road Bicycle Association (NORBA) Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association (SORBA) Triangle Off-Road Cyclists (TORC)LocationsLambert Park Maah Daah Hey Trail Porcupine Rim Trail Ray's MTB Indoor Park Slickrock TrailManufacturersBohemian Cannondale Clark-Kent Cortina Ellsworth Fat City Felt Fuji GT Gunnar Haro Ibis Indy Fab Iron Horse Jamis K2 KHS Kestrel Klein Kona Litespeed Marin Merlin Mongoose Moots Ross SRAM Sachs Specialized Surly Trek Turner Wilderness Categories: Companies established in 1979 | Cycle manufacturers | Mountain bike manufacturersHidden categories: All articles with unsourced statements | Articles with unsourced statements from December 2009
This is my 1999 GT Vertigo, It is completely original and is in excellent condition. I've always liked this frame's similarity's to the GT Show, the resemblance is mainly in the swooping top tube. I just recently sold this bike on Ebay, another nice bike I say good-bye to.
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