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Old 04-25-26 | 03:54 PM
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Bikes: 1972 Motobecane Grand Record, 2023 Specialized Tarmac SL7,'26 Spesh Diverge, '22 Kona Dew+

Originally Posted by veganbikes
It is not a super rare or valuable bike so unless it has some super deep sentimental value it won't really be worth a repair.
I'm still riding a 1972 Motobecane Grand Record I bought on Easter Sunday that year. Just about everything BUT the frame's been replaced since then, with an emphasis on a NoS pair of MAVIC rims I laced myself onto a pair of eBay'd Campy LF hubs identical to the pair it came with. New VO BB, Stronglight 3-ring 93, VGT-Lux DR in back and a sweet 14-34 FW PastorBobinNH had to sell me, all for the hills around where I live now.

Originally Posted by veganbikes
... or if you just want another entry level type bike there are tons of those as well. Cues 10 or 11 speed is becoming pretty popular on entry level road bikes and is pretty functional.
I bought a new Specialized alloy Diverge late last year (fall sales you know) that has a 10-speed CUES groupset fitted. 'Cause many 'interesting' roads around where I am now aren't paved and I don't want to break my MB after so many years!
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