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Old 10-14-11 | 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by bikelust2009
Can anyone explain how I came across and most recently bought a 12 speed Sprite? I cannot find any info on 12 speed Sprite's. Serial number begins with RN4= R for Canada, N for Oct, and 4 for is either 1974 or 1984. The bike is well-preserved....any info is much appreciated.
bikelust, I'm sure the six-speed freewheel is a replacement, not original.
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