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This article is from the Mountain Biking FAQ, by Vincent Cheng.
After watching some taped episode, I can see:
-In the first season, the bike was a green Klein, but somehow, the
fork seemed to be on backward.
-Cannondale Super Killer V appeared in one episode in the second
season, but was later rumored to be stolen.
-The green Klein is back with the fork mounted the right way.
Charles Puffe [cpuffe@mail1.nai.net]
The bikes in "Seinfeld's" apartment are actually the personal mountain
bikes of actor Michael Richards, "Kramer" on the show. Jerry does not
ride.
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