Centurion ID help
10-04-11 | 04:18 PM
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Centurion ID help
Sorry for the lack of a picture, but I am trying to ID a Centurion bike.
It is white, yellow, and green. The fork and most of the seat and chain stays are white, the seat tube and about 6-8 inches of the stays, top and down tube are yellow, and the rest is green.
From what I can tell, it looks like late 80s paint schemes.
Sorry for the verbal description, but I can't find a picture on the web to ID the bike.
It is white, yellow, and green. The fork and most of the seat and chain stays are white, the seat tube and about 6-8 inches of the stays, top and down tube are yellow, and the rest is green.
From what I can tell, it looks like late 80s paint schemes.
Sorry for the verbal description, but I can't find a picture on the web to ID the bike.
10-04-11 | 05:19 PM
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this? I almost think that is some weird half respray. it says 600 parts but you really need better pics
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10-04-11 | 08:02 PM
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I found it, too.
Nothing I can glean from it. No clue.
Unless it's a 1 in a million custom race bike (and the racers were women, so 60cm?), I think, like BG, that it's a repaint.
As far as white fork and stays, only one Ironman model had that, a fade that started white, went to red, then back to white. I've only seen one of those.
If that fork has a lugged crown, I believe you may be looking at a LeMans RS, which had a mangalloy lugged fork on some models.
Nothing I can glean from it. No clue.
Unless it's a 1 in a million custom race bike (and the racers were women, so 60cm?), I think, like BG, that it's a repaint.
As far as white fork and stays, only one Ironman model had that, a fade that started white, went to red, then back to white. I've only seen one of those.
If that fork has a lugged crown, I believe you may be looking at a LeMans RS, which had a mangalloy lugged fork on some models.
Last edited by RobbieTunes; 10-04-11 at 08:14 PM.
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