Old 01-04-06 | 08:12 AM
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Bikes: Bridgestone Mile 112 (fixie); Early 70's Bottechia; 74 Schwinn Continental; Mercier Draco AL; Corratec Freeride MTB; Custom GT Azkar SS

Replace the cables & chain, rubber & brake pads,bar tpe & saddle if you like.Lube her up and ride it and make sure its a good fit before investing much more. At that point you will have an ideal "beater".
Don't be in such a hurry to replace the headst & stem. It would also require a new fork. To save a couple bucks you could use a threadless adaptor with new stem, original fork & headset.
Good luck, The World Sport should be a nice solid bike, a fun project and a great learning experince.
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