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15 hours ago, MORNE said:

Bought me some premium real estate, then some morphine, xrays, an arm sling and in the next weeks a new helmet and some shoulder rehab haha🤦🏻‍♂️

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That sound very eina, sterkte !!!

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17 hours ago, MORNE said:

Bought me some premium real estate, then some morphine, xrays, an arm sling and in the next weeks a new helmet and some shoulder rehab haha🤦🏻‍♂️

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I hope the Cotic is OK... 😁

****s, sorry dude that sucks. Big bikes allow big speed and big fun, but unfortunately also big injuries. Heal up quick!

Sidenote; Are those KISS socks?!? Because if so, I hope they're OK too as that's awesome!

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17 hours ago, MORNE said:

Bought me some premium real estate, then some morphine, xrays, an arm sling and in the next weeks a new helmet and some shoulder rehab haha🤦🏻‍♂️

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ouch, that was me last year around this time. rest and heal up!!

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On 12/31/2022 at 10:47 AM, Cordell said:

Back to flats, HOPE they serve me well, with Ride Concepts elite on their way. IMG_20221228_111707.jpg.13e5edbdc5f3c8084a3f5ae7847196d7.jpgMost upgrades are with big thanks to Coopetto Parkmore 

What tyre size is that?

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1 hour ago, TyronLab said:

I hope the Cotic is OK... 😁

****s, sorry dude that sucks. Big bikes allow big speed and big fun, but unfortunately also big injuries. Heal up quick!

Sidenote; Are those KISS socks?!? Because if so, I hope they're OK too as that's awesome!

KISS yes, and yes, bike is ok - most important part haha. Body parts heal, bike parts are expensive🤣

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On 4/16/2023 at 7:16 AM, TheoG said:

R200 for a micrometer, wow that's cheap, I will go make a turn at Adendorfs then :).

Even though my digital Vernier is also perfect for that job .... 🙈

I just thought the exact same thing. But, you could use the two tools in conjunction to make sure you're down to the tenth of a mm. 

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Not mine it belongs to an Italian customer of mine frame color gives that away 😁

it's a 1969 Reynolds 531 he had redone a couple of years ago.

He has owned it since new only thing updated was the wheels when he had it done.

The Reynolds decals down to the cable brackets are all original he imported it and the paint was done by BMC with his initials. The brakes are Dura Ace of that era because he couldn't find another set of Campagnolo brakes of that era. 

It's a little dusty it's been in storage. 

To hear where this bike has been since 69 was quite interesting. Now going to be a show piece with some of his other collection. I said it's to nice not to use I will keep the wheels turning but can you believe he did not want to go for that 😂

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Good evening all. 

So I got my hands on a prestine condition Peugeot Competition 2000ish model, could be late 90s. 

Serial number: ST98080074

I'm battling to find any info with the serial number. Websites only give the codes up to 1980s. If anybody can point me in the direction of a good website I will really appreciate it. 

 

Shimano Rsx 2x7 groupset. 

Just have a look at the immaculate condition of paint job. 

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