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Old 01-04-18 | 10:08 AM
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Bikes: '72 Motobecane Grand Record, '72 Gitane tandem, '72 Raleigh Super Course, '73 Raleigh Gran Sport, '73 Colnago Super, '76 Fiorelli Coppi, '78 Raleigh SBDU Team Pro, '78 Trek 930, '81 Holdsworth Special 650B, '86 Masi GC, ’94 Bridgestone RB-T

Originally Posted by Colnago Mixte
Combination of what's available in my area that fits me fits me (#1 on the list) combined with what gets me excited, and what I can afford. I have so far not spent over $300 on anything, so that limits my choices quite a bit...I think being in the right place at the right time is also a big factor, and something you really can't predict, so you always have to be ready with the cash in hand when you see a really good deal.
I was going to write exactly this. I had a vague notion of higher-end 60's-80's road bikes from Italy, France, US, Japan, and as they showed up in my size for low $$, I got 'em. Not being too picky or rushed is the best way to get nicer bikes without busting the budget.
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