For Sale: Motobecane Club, 58cm, Gold

Posted on Wed 13th, July 2011

• #1

joeberto

Motobecane Club Tourer

Late 70's I guess, Moto's 2040 tubing so not super light (described as indestructible elsewhere)
58cm seat tube. Full original spec including leather saddle and grips with addition of decent continental tyres. Includes original chrome guards with (not functioning) dynamo lights, removed as warped but could be restored I'm sure.
Paint is gold with brown flash, looks really great although of course some small chips.
Would like £100 for it but let me know what you think she's worth

Pics; http://www.flickr.com/photos/65152204@N07/5933418723/in/photostream/
• #2

Tel

Had a similar bike, bit of tarting up and I thought it came up really well

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• #3

joeberto

Nice one mate, she looks a beauty
• #4

sparkplug

Do you ship it to Portugal? Thanks
• #5

joeberto

Would obviously prefer collection (London or Brighton) but will look into posting costs
• #6

Kupepe

pretty ...

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