Can we I.D. this DeBernardi?
06-05-13, 07:47 PM
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Can we I.D. this DeBernardi?
CL: https://boise.craigslist.org/bik/3814146493.html
Email reply from seller:
It looks like the crank arms and hubs are Rival. The Derailleurs say Sachs Huret on them. The wheels are campagnolo and the brake levers are Rival as well. Hope this helps!
edit: Also, this would be a flipper. It's much too large for me, so I am hoping to make a profit if I pick it up.
Email reply from seller:
It looks like the crank arms and hubs are Rival. The Derailleurs say Sachs Huret on them. The wheels are campagnolo and the brake levers are Rival as well. Hope this helps!
edit: Also, this would be a flipper. It's much too large for me, so I am hoping to make a profit if I pick it up.
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06-05-13, 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by miamijim
I'd drop $150 on it....
06-05-13, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by uRabbit
Yes, but I cannot find any info on it, either on bikepedia or bicyclebluebook. It doesn't seem as though these bicycles were made outside of the year 1996, and it appears this bicycle does not match any of the models (based on colour and components, though someone could have changed the components).
tons of these were sold as bare frames. ZAR was an importer amongst others
06-05-13, 09:59 PM
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At that price, buy now and study later. Or someone else will get to it first. It's a solid deal either way.
At that price, buy now and study later. Or someone else will get to it first. It's a solid deal either way.
06-06-13, 05:42 PM
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If you don't want it buy it for me. I'll give you $120 for the parts shipped and you can do what you want with the frame.
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