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Old 01-06-13, 02:40 PM
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help to identify Panasonic

Has SHimano 105 group and Strada Hardox wheels..needs work but up to it if worth it as i have quite a few parts...he wants 125 but i know i can get it lower due to the amount of rebuild and cleanup.


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Old 01-06-13, 09:25 PM
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Well, I can tell it is a non U.S. model and the head tube badge looks like a 1986 or so. Looks like a pretty nice bike. I'd snap it up for $125 without hesitation.
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Worth it if it fits. Looks like it didn't fit whoever rode it last!
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