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02-04-09 | 06:37 PM

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wahoonc

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Bikes: Giant Excursion, Raleigh Sports, Raleigh R.S.W. Compact, Motobecane? and about 20 more! OMG

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Originally Posted by slushlover2

If you want another Spalding blade let me know. I passed on one in Davenport for $25 last week.

I have a Spalding Blade frame set with crank around here somewhere...probably the scrap pile...or the barn pile.

Low end collection: Schwinn Suburban, Huffy Cranbrook, Motobecane Nomade, Motobecane Nomade II, 4 Raleigh 3 speeds, 2 Schwinn MTB's from the 90's (small frames, bottom of the line) Raleigh Sprite, a couple of Huffy's from the early 80's, AMF 24" wheeled bike, and a cruiser frame of undetermined origin but the weld burn holes from installing the kickstand should tell you something.

Most of these bikes are in as found condition. There some more but I don't know what brand they are. Total collection per inventory last weekend was 20 more or less rideable and 16 more in the "pile". Also one 'dale MTB frame with red brake levers.

Aaron

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