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Old 01-28-12, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by norskagent
cyclelogic on hillsborough st. in raleigh, nc. In business since ~73 or so. He's not looking to sell, so don't get your hopes up!
Anyone know where you can hire a pneumatic drill for cash payment in that area?
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Originally Posted by redxj
73' Raleigh Record Ace had vertical Campagnolo dropouts.
I think he said the dropouts on the Nishiki were shimano.
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Originally Posted by redxj
73' Raleigh Record Ace had vertical Campagnolo dropouts.
Cool. Thanks.
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Not looking to buy the bikes, just a look and maybe a sympathetic C&V shop.........
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