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Old 04-09-09, 01:30 AM
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Old 04-09-09, 06:43 PM
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Not bad. I hate coaster brakes but I would get used to them again for that bike. Too bad it's just in United Kingdom.
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I watched this, if it had been cheap enough, it would have done as a spare (like I need one! LOL!)

It ended up going for a heavy £97.01 + postage, sold to a German so postage would have bumped that up.
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That looks like the bike that was known as a Kent, with magnesium frame. It was sold under various configs and names.
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I knew I'd seen more than a few of these, wasn't convinced by the 'one-off prototype' status given to it! LOL! It's probably gone to one of those German museums where it will have a plaque saying it's unique!
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