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Sunday's Show and Tell... 7/24/22
- Thread starter jd56
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nauseated
Finally riding a big boys bike
I wonder if that is Montague, California ? which is kind of a ghost town now, in the middle of nowhere. Nice bus BTW
birdzgarage
cruisin my 80s bmx bikes
Nice end to the weekend. Wayne soloramic 605 pump.last certified in 66
Mr. Monkeyarms
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
One of my customers is downsizing so we made a deal on their records & his old road bike. I'll keep about 100 records then let my cousin pick through it to see if there's anything he wants. Almost a full box were the customer's Mother's records of original Broadway shows, some old Christmas stuff, etc.
I could only see part of the rear wheel & head badge of the bike buried behind stuff. He bought it from a mechanic at Turin Bikes in Denver in the late 70's. No model name on the top tube like most Raleigh/Carlton's but full Campagnolo parts. (Nuovo Record derailleurs, Strada crank, Record hubs on Rigida front/Super Champion rear, brakes, levers, BB, headset, seatpost, pedals. 3ttt Record stem, GB bar.) Remnants of Reynolds 531 decal on fork. It's really light & may just be my size.....
I could only see part of the rear wheel & head badge of the bike buried behind stuff. He bought it from a mechanic at Turin Bikes in Denver in the late 70's. No model name on the top tube like most Raleigh/Carlton's but full Campagnolo parts. (Nuovo Record derailleurs, Strada crank, Record hubs on Rigida front/Super Champion rear, brakes, levers, BB, headset, seatpost, pedals. 3ttt Record stem, GB bar.) Remnants of Reynolds 531 decal on fork. It's really light & may just be my size.....
Eric Amlie
Wore out three sets of tires already!
Fastback seat stays and sloping fork crown say's it's an early 70s Professional to me.I could only see part of the rear wheel & head badge of the bike buried behind stuff. He bought it from a mechanic at Turin Bikes in Denver in the late 70's. No model name on the top tube like most Raleigh/Carlton's but full Campagnolo parts. (Nuovo Record derailleurs, Strada crank, Record hubs on Rigida front/Super Champion rear, brakes, levers, BB, headset, seatpost, pedals. 3ttt Record stem, GB bar.) Remnants of Reynolds 531 decal on fork. It's really light & may just be my size.....
Nice score!
Mr. Monkeyarms
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Thank you!!
That's what I was thinking for the model on this due to the seat stay lugs at the top. Nice example you've shown!
mrg
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Oct. 66
