Centurion Super LeMans
01-31-12, 02:40 PM
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01-31-12, 02:55 PM
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For riding or flipping? Is it just me or does the fork look a little bent in the pic. For riding not a bad commuter around town bike if it fits you
01-31-12, 04:14 PM
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+1 Not sure how you get 12 speeds without shift levers or cables.
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Shifters and cables are inexpensive items. The upgraded post and saddle compensate for them. The bend is in the fork and not the frame, so that a realtively easy twek for a good LBS. Provided evewrything else is in good order and you're looking for a rider, I'd say that's a fair price, given the market.
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