Old 10-12-11, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by noglider
It's a PA10. It has 3 main tubes 531. I can't tell if they're straight gauge or butted.
You must be thinking of a PR10. There's no Reynolds tubing at all in a PA10.

I think I've pointed that out to you at least once before. I guess you don't believe me.

PS10 is a new one on me, but I've never seen lugs like that on a PR10.

The fork is the high tension steel one used on everything below PX10 in the seventies (on US models). You'll find a seam running down the back.

Milky:

"Tyre scrapers" are not evidence of tubulars. They work just as well on clinchers.

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