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Old 12-28-07, 10:41 PM
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ridethecliche
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Originally Posted by alanbikehouston
Personally, I like '80's bikes, because I like the quality of the Shimano and SunTour drivetrains and components from that era.

French-made bikes had a big market share in the USA during the 1970's, but use parts that often are NOT interchangeable with non-French parts. So, I were to buy a '70's bike, my first choice would be something with a Reynolds 531 frame and fork and all Campy parts. On my list of things to buy when I win the lottery is a 1976 Schwinn Paramount...Reynolds, Campy, and American craftsmanship. Anyone know what number to buy for tomorrow's lotto?
Some of the 80's treks are really nice too. I just bought a 531 trek 760. Nice bike
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