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05-18-11 | 07:41 AM

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cehowardGS

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Originally Posted by Puget Pounder

Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't Del Reys sport tourers? EDIT: I didn't see that you said sporty. Just saw the racer. Ignore.

And $50 for those pedals? My LBS has them for $5. A bin of them. Tell me who you guys are selling to.

It is according to where you are at at the time. I got a $50 Prelude, and a $90 Centurion, I wouldn't turn the prelude loose for $300, and I wouldn't turn the centurion loose for $500.

I know long cages and triple chainrings are on tourers, but how can you tell a bike is a sport tourer oppose to say like a Raleight Professional or Centurion Ironman?

05-18-11 | 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by knoregs

I can't speak for the set on the Del Ray but the set I was referring to were a red and white set of the classic Looks. And they were CHERRY, maybe a ride or two on 'em. The winning bidder was extremely happy with his purchase. So was I.

~kn

If I get them off, I will clean them and see what gives.. Starting bid will be $35

05-18-11 | 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by cehowardGS

I think I can understand that. What ever pedal I am working on, to loosen, I am turning the wrench away from the front..

Thanks much..

By George, you've got it!

Those original looks are great pedals, BTW

05-18-11 | 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by cehowardGS

I know long cages and triple chainrings are on tourers, but how can you tell a bike is a sport tourer oppose to say like a Raleight Professional or Centurion Ironman?

Key visual "giveaways": Eyelets on the dropouts, slightly longer chainstays (a pure racing bike will have virtually no clearance between the rear tire and the seat tube, whereas a less-racy design will yield a bit more space there). There are other, subtler cues, as well, but those are the easiest to spot.