What kind of bike is this?
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What kind of bike is this?
I can't quite make out the name on the downtube.
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Looks clean but I think 100 is a bit much
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You gonna eat that?
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Yep, bike boom era POS, avoid it.
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there is nothign really wrong with that bike, its just there is nothing very special about it, it is a low end bike but in great shape.
I would not give 100 but it would be nice to find a good home for it.
I would not give 100 but it would be nice to find a good home for it.
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The bike is a late sixties or, more likely early to mid seventies issue Chiorda. The one presented must be the entry level model since it has little, and perhaps no chrome plating on the frame and fork. The Chiordas I have run across all had chrome stays, fork blades and head tube lugs.
I find the Chiorda to offer an acceptable ride quality but the bicycle is not as lively as some others in its class, the Peugeot UO8 or the Torpado LUXE being a couple of direct competitors to the Chiorda.
I have owned a couple of their entry level issues, but only Step Through models, such as this clean old Italian curved top tubes Mixte I built up a summer or two ago...
I find the Chiorda to offer an acceptable ride quality but the bicycle is not as lively as some others in its class, the Peugeot UO8 or the Torpado LUXE being a couple of direct competitors to the Chiorda.
I have owned a couple of their entry level issues, but only Step Through models, such as this clean old Italian curved top tubes Mixte I built up a summer or two ago...
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