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I can't quit looking and now I own 2 more bikes. I know nothing about either of these brands but the price was right (Sub $400 for the pair). So now the fun begins. Ride and decide. Ride them and keep them and move along something else from my collection or just move them along. They both came from a collector and were in "Ready to Ride" condition, in fact I rode both of them tonight already. I liked the Libertas enough to ride it to SubWay to grab dinner. It was my first time in toe clips in many many years and I came real close to landing on my side in my driveway.
I'm not sure why but the obscure really attracts me.
The pics are from the PO but I plan to get some tomorrow in the sunlight.
I feel good just knowing I saved them from some Hipster wanabe SS project that never sees the light of day.


Size: seat tube: 56.5 cm ctc; top tube 56 cm ctc
Frame material: Reynolds 531 throughout
Headset: Campagnolo
Crank: Nervar Star
Hubs: Normandy
Tires: Continental Sport 1000
Rims: MAVIC E2 Argent
Rear Derailleur: Huret Svelto
Front Derailleur: Huret
Shifters: Huret
Brakes: Universal Super 68, new hoods
Stem: AVA
Bars: No name, aluminum
Tires: Continental
Seat: Ideale 39
Seat post: Zeus


Frame size: Seat tube - 55 cm c-t-c; top tube 56 c-t-c
Frame material: "TUBES LAMINES A CHAUD -- TS 30.0 (NF 49643)"
Crankset: Nevar Star, 52/42
Derailleurs: Huret--look like the Huret/Sachs New Success, but only has word "Huret" on body--no "Sachs". Scratched/worn
Shift levers: Shimano 600
Hubs: Normandy
Freewheel: Atom SGDG, 14-15-16-18-20
Brakes: CLB, new old stock, perfect condition
Handle bars: Belleri (France) - embossed
Stem: aluminum, unmarked
Rims: MAVIC Sport (tubular)
Tires: Servizio Corse
Saddle: BIM #39, NOS but with some crazing
Seatpost: Simplex - cool aero looking thing - aluminum
Pedals: Atom 600 -- end cages cut off
Toe clips and straps: Christophe