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Old 04-03-2022, 07:18 PM   #11
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Such simple machines back then... Looks like it's already been restored. Classic. I have an old steel frame bike in the shed (Ricardo) but I can't see me ever riding it again.
The bike is my fathers, and yes has been "restored". The frame was painted in that livery and all the running gear was new-old-stock Campagnolo............don't completely quote me on that, I'm into cars not bikes.

No denying how beautiful all those old chrome components are though.......







The bike has never been ridden after it's rebuild, and I'm told everything is not torqued down, just fitted for looks. My old man raced these in his younger days, quite successfully too.
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