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There is also a fb vintage pinarello group But i don't have the money right now, so i had to hide my wallet There is a guy that knows everything about these bikes
I'm restoring a 1983 treviso right now and the expert on their site really makes definitive calls on the bike's model and year I've been wanting a racing bike from that era to go with my '84 trek tourer As francophile says, there are also experts here
It's just a matter of time before they see the thread
The fb site has a lot less traffic and your post won't fall off. So my wife has been commuting on her vintage univega mixte This trek 7900 is available on cl, and i'm driving down to take a look at it tomorrow so i have 23 hours to figure out the finer points It looks to be in great shape and the price seems fair, but i know nothing beyond.
The time now is 10:02 am Page 1 of 2 1 2 > show 30 post (s) from this thread on one page It has shimano sis derailleurs, which were the first derailleurs ever in the whole world It's really rare, being as.
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I've never seen that style but there was a company, i think it was called rigi, that did track bikes with a double seat tube Basically they had a short section of normal seat tube to clamp the seat post Below that were two seat stay sized tubes joining it to the bottom bracket shell The rear triangle was so tight that the rear tire sat between the two tubes.
I'm in milwaukee, i saw that bike on craigslist, and i wanted to buy it
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