specialized bicycle serial number decoder

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What my research was lead me to believe is that, The frames were built by frame material. Ive also owned a silver/red 96 chromolly frame set,and i remember the vin was #9872 Ive searched ebay everyday for the last ten years never to come across one,except once. What i find really strange is that ive only seen Three orange fatboys for the 1996 year.

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My A1 PRO is #0109 there is also a P stamped on the BB as well. So, the 94 is completely not true? Then why is it brought up as that, hopefully, GAry might be able to chime in, maybe he could help? My opinion, he's the one who founded the museum, he could possibly help, but, on the other side, he's the one that told me that mine was infact a 96. I don't want this to get too out of hand, just like a little more info, that's all. These are the 3 bestĮxamples you find in the museum for the first Fatboys produced. I own one, my old roomate had one, and Ashley had one. The 1997 A1 Fatboys were not super mass produced.

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The first year they were produced the serial was Acm6g. These are the 3 best examples you find in the museum for the first Fatboys produced.

Where are you getting this 1994 info from? From the member who has no feedback who has his labeled a 1994 in the museum?

If that's the case, I'm not trying to come off douchey but there seems to be a ripple in the time frame, all your Specialized are sick btw But BD, still doesn't explain why there is models produced in 94. The first 2 are a 1997 A1, The second is a 1998 A1, and the third is a 1998.5 or 99 Chromo. If you look at the pics I am posting it is pretty easy to see the changes of the decals each year. The look of the Fatboy changed a ton in 1999-2000. I am guessing the last letter in the serial # is the month it was producde. To the best of my knowledge the Letter A in the serial stands for A1 which is the model. The next year in 1998 would have a serial # of ACM7Dxxxxx. The 6 in the serial would stand for 1996. The first year they released the Fatboy was 1997 which would have a serial # of ACM6Gxxxxx. Before they released the Fatboy they had a prototype which is pictured on page 4 posted by dcbmx.

Well, I'd like a we site or someplace where I can actually find out serial #s, if you don't mind giving out the info, I understand you use to race them, that's cool, but I would personally like to know for my own interests I just woak up,so if i forgot something please remind me.Īfter 2000 i went to SBC,and wtp so my interest went elsewhere. Team A1 Pro 'red/crome Answer forks,3-pc cranks,red accentsĪ1 PRO 'Crome/black 3pc cranks,black accentsĪ1 Yellow/crome 1-pc cranks same as lower models just Aluminum frame.ġ998.5/1999 'still cant find proof of thisġ999 'I Know for sure these are 1999 models TTTġ997 All bikes sold in complete issues for homogation for ABA. They should give us all a brief history lesson on all the models. Funny, they have still not posted on this thread, I'm not saying any names nor pointing fingers, they know who they are. It has come to my attention that we have two(or maybe more) people on this site that obviously know more about Specialized than the rest of us.