Frejus Torino Country "Country Mammy" Pink bike with full child seat basket on front.
10-08-18, 06:12 AM
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Frejus Torino Country "Country Mammy" Pink bike with full child seat basket on front.
Hello. Can anyone provide some information as to the value of this bicycle?
It is a "Frejus Country" as seen by the markings on the bike.
It says "Country mammy"
It says "Frejus Torino" along with a few other markings and stickers.
This is a full size bike that has a basket on the front of it meant for a child seat.
Some folks in the other forum have helped date it back to 60's or so.
No one can seem to find anything about it other than this is an original Frejus that came out of the factory exactly this way.
No one has seen another so far.
Can anyone help?
Much appreciated from all.
It is a "Frejus Country" as seen by the markings on the bike.
It says "Country mammy"
It says "Frejus Torino" along with a few other markings and stickers.
This is a full size bike that has a basket on the front of it meant for a child seat.
Some folks in the other forum have helped date it back to 60's or so.
No one can seem to find anything about it other than this is an original Frejus that came out of the factory exactly this way.
No one has seen another so far.
Can anyone help?
Much appreciated from all.
10-08-18, 06:58 AM
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The levers if original make it 70s. The bike is interesting but not sought after. A young mom may be interested in for the vintage part. Some women would probably be offended by it in our current Manhunt environment. Lol. Sell the Frejus bag separate.
10-08-18, 09:07 AM
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Wow, thats cool. I think thats quite the unique bike. $200 range is what I would sell or expect to pay for a bike like that.
