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06-27-21 | 04:47 PM

juvela

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Speedplay Museum

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attempted to visit just now and it seems to be gone or down

do not want the flickr pages - need the actual museum site

does anyone know what is going on with it?

thank you for any information

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06-27-21 | 04:51 PM

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Sorry, can't help. Can say though that I'm a huge Speedplay fan. Bought-in early on with the all aluminum puck version pedals. Had the 1st gen MTB pedals too. Been using them ever since.

06-27-21 | 05:16 PM

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ifrc, Richard wrote on CR the website was a part of the sale and use the Flickr for seeing stuff. Unfortunately I think we are sol. I also prefer the museum over Flickr.

06-27-21 | 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Nessism

Sorry, can't help. Can say though that I'm a huge Speedplay fan. Bought-in early on with the all aluminum puck version pedals. Had the 1st gen MTB pedals too. Been using them ever since.

There was a lot, lot more there than just Speedplay history.