trouble with this Super Le Tour serial #
01-27-11, 04:12 PM
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trouble with this Super Le Tour serial #
I've been searching online for an explanation for the blasted serial #... any help? I've found a ton of information but none that would help me with this particular #.
# is found on the bb housing.
SE500027
then lower below
845
Thanks everyone!
# is found on the bb housing.
SE500027
then lower below
845
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01-27-11, 04:30 PM
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May, 1985?
Does it look like this? They were available in Scarlet or Gunmetal.
1985 Specs pg 1
1985 Specs pg 2
Does it look like this? They were available in Scarlet or Gunmetal.
1985 Specs pg 1
1985 Specs pg 2
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YES! thank is it. I just found a thread that states, "LeTour (and Super LaTour) numbers (1978-80 and 1982 on) include the letter "s" with a production month letter followed by a series of numbers, the first one telling the year of production (8 = 1978, 0 = 1980). Example: SC94653 = March, 1979. "
So that makes sense.
So that makes sense.
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wow that is alot of seat post.
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01-27-11, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
wow that is alot of seat post.
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