Motobecane CX?
12-06-10 | 07:28 PM
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Motobecane CX?
I am getting an older motobecane at the local collective,and have looked around the internet to identify it with no luck.
It is a lugged steel frame with cantilever brakes.
It has no identifying decals, just a motobecane, made in France head-badge
I will get the serial # tomorrow, but does anyone know of a cantilever equipped motobecane?
It is a lugged steel frame with cantilever brakes.
It has no identifying decals, just a motobecane, made in France head-badge
I will get the serial # tomorrow, but does anyone know of a cantilever equipped motobecane?
12-06-10 | 07:29 PM
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Bikes: 1977 Bridgestone Kabuki Super Speed; 1979 Raleigh Professional; 1983 Raleigh Rapide mixte; 1974 Peugeot UO-8; 1993 Univega Activa Trail; 1972 Raleigh Sports; 1967 Phillips; 1981 Schwinn World Tourist; 1976 Schwinn LeTour mixte; 1964 Western Flyer
Sounds like a standard touring bike.
12-06-10 | 07:46 PM
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Bikes: 1977 Bridgestone Kabuki Super Speed; 1979 Raleigh Professional; 1983 Raleigh Rapide mixte; 1974 Peugeot UO-8; 1993 Univega Activa Trail; 1972 Raleigh Sports; 1967 Phillips; 1981 Schwinn World Tourist; 1976 Schwinn LeTour mixte; 1964 Western Flyer
Do you have the model name? IIRC, there are a few different touring bikes through the years offered by Moto.
12-06-10 | 07:49 PM
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