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Easton Vintage MTB, tell me the model

United StatesPublished April 18, 2021

Views 545  |  Likes 6  |  Comments 2
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Simplicity GarageSimplicity Garage
3.41K subs505 videosAug 2011

This video has 545 views and 6 likes, ranking #2,180,472 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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A college at work has this nice Easton MTB with mostly XT or XTR gear. Taking a quick look. Easton is not a bike brand. It is the brand of tubing. The Easton program: Easton elite Easton varilite Easton e9 Easton scandium Late in teh 80s they had an in house brand called Reflex.

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April 18, 2021
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