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Sold 1979 Vintage MTB parts

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Price
125
Location
ME
Zipcode
04062

Xlobsterman

Cruisin' on my Bluebird
USED - Vintage Mafac Cantilever brake set with original Mafac brake pads, a set of vintage Kool-Stop pads with little to no wear on them and Suntor VGT derailleur and Mighty Thumb Shifter. These parts were on a custom Champion mountain bike I built for myself back in 1979 as seen in the last pics in this listing. I parted out the bike 10 years ago, and sold it off. I just found these parts in a box in the basement recently when I was looking for something else.....LOL

$125 for the lot.

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Wow man, epic build back in the day!! Wish ya still had that frame!!

Yea, in hindsight I wish I never sold the bike! But when I sold it, money was a bit tight, and I wasn't riding it much. So I made that decision, and eventually made quite a bit of $$$ parting it out.

Anyhow, here is a pic of me with the bike in it's original single speed configuration, (1979) before it eventually evolved into the previous pic posted as a six speed bike. BTW, I purchased the frame & fork directly from the builder Doug out of the back of his van when he showed up to our shop one day.

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Yea, in hindsight I wish I never sold the bike! But when I sold it, money was a bit tight, and I wasn't riding it much. So I made that decision, and eventually made quite a bit of $$$ parting it out.

Anyhow, here is a pic of me with the bike in it's original single speed configuration, (1979) before it eventually evolved into the previous pic posted as a six speed bike. BTW, I purchased the frame & fork directly from the builder Doug out of the back of his van when he showed up to our shop one day.

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that’s awesome man! I’ve actually seen this pic in a few places. Rad that’s it’s you and your bike!
 
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