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Wow, i had one of these when I was a kid, my first proper bike. Went and got it with my Dad in Glasgow, went everywhere on it, even did a 100 mile ride on it once. I'd even forgotten what it was called.
Sniff.
Going to go and lie down now.
Wow, i had one of these when I was a kid, my first proper bike. Went and got it with my Dad in Glasgow, went everywhere on it, even did a 100 mile ride on it once. I'd even forgotten what it was called.
Sniff.
Going to go and lie down now.
Selling an old racer i bought off ebay a few weeks ago, at the time i paid £80. Couldnt resist the charge plug at £300 from wiggle hence the sale. Its quite a nice ride and has been cleaned up.
Its an Allegro Tempest Road Bike, from research I would date this bike as being from the late 1970's/ early 1980's, Theres a bit more about the company on this thread:http://www.cyclechat.net/topic/53864-bike-info/
The bike is Grey/Silver in colour
The bike is in good condition though there are lots of scratches, rust spots where the paint has been scraped etc in places on the frame from use and/or age but overall the frame is very good..
The bike has 10 gears (Huret) with down tube mounted gear shifters and Weinmann Caliper brakes
The bike has the original cloth bar tape (quite manky)
The bike has 27 x 1 1/4 steel wheels the front wheel chrome finish is pitted, the rear wheel is clean and rust free. The Michelin road tyres are in fair to good condition.
The frame size is 21" (measured from the pedal crank to the top of the seat tube.
The bike has nice steel cranks and Quill pedals with toe clips (quite manky).
There are nice condition full length mudguards
There is a nice comfortable Brooks Vitesse 200 saddle in good condition.
im a bit of a bike newbie, so dont take the p*** too much!, looking at around the £60 mark, collection from clapham/stockwell area, and ill make a donation to the site as well
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