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Paramount
1987 Pink Paramount Photos by jimr2527 | Photobucket










1987 Paramount 46cm Dura Ace 7400 w/ Paramount branded Stringlight headset and 105 pedals. Mavic MA40 rims 36h. Currently has BLACK bar tape.
ST 45cm C2C 46cm C2T
TT 52cm C2C
Stand over height 28"
165mm crank arms
38cm bars 80mm stem
$1,100 shipped and insured.
Email me at jim2527@hotmail.com if you have anyquestions










1987 Paramount 46cm Dura Ace 7400 w/ Paramount branded Stringlight headset and 105 pedals. Mavic MA40 rims 36h. Currently has BLACK bar tape.
ST 45cm C2C 46cm C2T
TT 52cm C2C
Stand over height 28"
165mm crank arms
38cm bars 80mm stem
$1,100 shipped and insured.
Email me at jim2527@hotmail.com if you have anyquestions
Last edited by miamijim; 04-25-15 at 04:02 PM.
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Stunning.
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Beautiful bike.
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Just rolled off the factory floor. wow.
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2010 Kestrel RT900SL, 800k carbon, chorus/record, speedplay, zonda
2000 litespeed Unicoi Ti, XTR,XT, Campy crank, time atac, carbon forks
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Wow, that makes me rethink the post-Nervex Paramounts.
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I believe the head tube joints are fillet brazed because the head tube is too short to accommodate lugs. There probably aren't very many built this way.