Luma - Belgian Tourer
10-13-15, 09:09 AM
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Luma - Belgian Tourer
Having just purchased a 1937 Luma from Gosselies, Belgium, I wonder if anyone has any information on this marque?
The dealer I believe to be Lopderbeck.
Anyone know anything at all about either of these names?
Many thanks.
The dealer I believe to be Lopderbeck.
Anyone know anything at all about either of these names?
Many thanks.
10-13-15, 10:47 AM
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We have a few members that might lend some knowledge on your bike. Be great to see pics posted to this thread or the "show us your Belgian bikes " thread.
looking forward to seeing it.
looking forward to seeing it.
10-13-15, 11:14 AM
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Yes, yes, picture please. 
Gosselies is a neighborhood of Charleroi, where the inhabitants speak French, so searching for 'velo' instead of 'bike' or 'fiets' might help. But before you get your hopes up, there are as many Belgian brands as there were bike shops, and it is often difficult to find information.
Gosselies is a neighborhood of Charleroi, where the inhabitants speak French, so searching for 'velo' instead of 'bike' or 'fiets' might help. But before you get your hopes up, there are as many Belgian brands as there were bike shops, and it is often difficult to find information.
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BTW, if it looks anything like cycling-mad's, then I would really appreciate some (preferably nice and big) pictures here: Show Us Your Belgian Bikes!
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Here it is - is this known already perhaps?
It is currently awaiting unboxing and reassembling (can't wait!) and full detail pics will be posted then.
Thanks for replies so far by the way.
It is currently awaiting unboxing and reassembling (can't wait!) and full detail pics will be posted then.
Thanks for replies so far by the way.
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