Sirocco
10-30-14 | 06:27 AM
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So the sticker under the seat cluster will tell you the basics of the frame. What more do you want to know? It looks like a quality frame.
10-30-14 | 09:01 AM
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Hi Brian, welcome to the forums.
I got a Sirocco as well, with Reynolds 653 tubing. They come from Hoogerheide, The Netherlands and built by Jacques van de Klundert.
Yours is probably a high end Columbus steel bike (TSX?), from the early 90's.
I got a Sirocco as well, with Reynolds 653 tubing. They come from Hoogerheide, The Netherlands and built by Jacques van de Klundert.
Yours is probably a high end Columbus steel bike (TSX?), from the early 90's.
10-31-14 | 09:26 AM
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Here is the Sirocco website: Sirocco Personal Bikes
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