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#11
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Bikes: 1986 Pinarello Pista
Im just saying what your definition of "classic"? A little more info would be useful for us. Some people think 1980's would be a classic. Personally, I think it would be a 1960's-1970's bike to be a classic. Everything else is just in limbo.
#14
i would love an njs bike. but i dont have the cash for that. and i dont really want the kilo. i just wanted to know so i could have a good chance of just searching it on google, and finding a website that i could buy a nice bike from.
#15
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Bikes: 1986 Pinarello Pista
#18
https://www.affinitycyclesstore.com/i...r=metropolitan
im in love with this bike. its brand spankin' new
im in love with this bike. its brand spankin' new
#19
https://www.affinitycyclesstore.com/i...r=metropolitan
im in love with this bike. its brand spankin' new
im in love with this bike. its brand spankin' new
#22
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From: im, hungary
https://www.affinitycyclesstore.com/i...r=metropolitan
im in love with this bike. its brand spankin' new
im in love with this bike. its brand spankin' new
I suggest the SE Premium brew frameset. 250 bikeisland, shipping included, frame/fork/headset. Lugged frame and fork, very nice looking dropouts too.
I agree with the other guy, NJS is what you are looking for - but the prices are absurd for the hipsters looking for NJS everything, no matter what the price, even though they arent even keirin racers.
#23
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Bikes: 1986 Pinarello Pista





