Found my bike im getting centurion turbo
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Found my bike im getting centurion turbo
Im going to pick up what i think is a centurion turbo tomorrow. I had a centurion facet that was stolen from me years ago that i loved so im excited to get another centurion

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Looks legit, a sort of transitional 1983 (frame) -1984 (components) bike. Or maybe just 1984 bike with 1983 colors?
Good luck.
1983 Centurion Turbo catalog pic:

1984 Centurion Turbo catalog pic:
Good luck.
1983 Centurion Turbo catalog pic:

1984 Centurion Turbo catalog pic:

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Such nice bikes. Like rescuing a cool dog from a life of misery!
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That's a Turbo , they are super way cool . That springer seat is killing me .
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The Jeunet looks to be about 54cm. This one looks to be around 58cm.
If you're not familiar with what size bike you should be on- be very careful about making sure it's comfortable to you- not "I'll get used to it" comfortable. There's lots of theories about how you should determine your fit.
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/frame-sizing.html
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RT, sell him/her ? A new saddle .
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The two bikes that I've seen that you've posted about being interested in are very different size-wise.
The Jeunet looks to be about 54cm. This one looks to be around 58cm.
If you're not familiar with what size bike you should be on- be very careful about making sure it's comfortable to you- not "I'll get used to it" comfortable. There's lots of theories about how you should determine your fit.
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/frame-sizing.html
The Jeunet looks to be about 54cm. This one looks to be around 58cm.
If you're not familiar with what size bike you should be on- be very careful about making sure it's comfortable to you- not "I'll get used to it" comfortable. There's lots of theories about how you should determine your fit.
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/frame-sizing.html
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