Kendrell?
12-13-05, 10:44 AM
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Kendrell?
Has anyone ever heard of a road bike manufacturer called Kendrell, or something along those lines? I have no luck trying to find that on google.
I've just seen a used, in need of repair road bike.. it was composite, the cable were ran inside and it was white, i have bad memory but i believe '4400' was written on it. But the frame was in perfect condition.
So, does kendrell ring a bell to anyone? Perhaps it's a name that is similar to it.. Yelp!
I've just seen a used, in need of repair road bike.. it was composite, the cable were ran inside and it was white, i have bad memory but i believe '4400' was written on it. But the frame was in perfect condition.
So, does kendrell ring a bell to anyone? Perhaps it's a name that is similar to it.. Yelp!
12-13-05, 10:48 AM
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Kestrel, one of the first composite bikes?
https://www.kestrel-usa.com/index.php
https://www.kestrel-usa.com/index.php
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12-13-05, 10:53 AM
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It may be kestrel, however i couldn't find any kestrel frames type that had 4 digits numbers as names, that sounds more like Trek's kind of naming scheme.
12-13-05, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by iNewton
It may be kestrel, however i couldn't find any kestrel frames type that had 4 digits numbers as names, that sounds more like Trek's kind of naming scheme.
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