1950's De Rosa
07-28-15, 12:30 PM
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Guys, it would be really cool if you found a way to sort out this misunderstanding out of court. This forum is short enough of members who are knowledgeable about older European bikes a it is.
I'd hate to have to learn proper French and relocate to Tontonvelo.
I'd hate to have to learn proper French and relocate to Tontonvelo.
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07-29-15, 11:50 AM
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07-29-15, 04:46 PM
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What I find interesting is the OP has not realized he should be asking CdM to help with his friend's book. 
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Nice thread title. I too am interested and enjoy learning more. How about we get it back on track?
Any pics of 'BigGun' Geminiani in the '58 Giro?
Any pics of 'BigGun' Geminiani in the '58 Giro?
