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Late 90’s Master, Columbus Gilco tubing, original chrome Precisa fork with pantographing, internal cable routing with flush entry/exit, fully chromed rear triangle, competition number hanger. Rear dropout spacing 130mm, so will readily accept 8/9/10/11 speed cassettes.
Original Decor artwork, paintwork in superb condition.Three small chips: top of downtube on RH side, top of RH seat stay and rear RH dropout (see detailed photos). All the chrome to frame and forks in excellent condition, but seatpost bolt not included.Sorry.No rust, dings or dents, just lovely Italian gorgeousness- would make a great Valentines gift!
[B]Seat tube-[/B] 57cm c-t-c, 60cm c-t-t
[B]Top tube-[/B] 58cm c-t-cLooking for £450, can be viewed in Sarf or central London
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Got knocked off my bike by a headless goat outside a halal butchers in Peckham once (when the driver of a delivery wagon was chucking down whole frozen carcasses out the back for his mate on the roadside to catch. 'Course, the catcher fumbled it just as I was approaching and the carcase slithered/flopped out into the road taking my front wheel out from under me. No harm done, but the goat didn't even apologise. Bastard.
Still better than a collision with a live horse, though.
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I seek to consult the collective wisdom of the forum...
I'm looking to change the cassette on my Chorus 10 speed gruppo from a 11-23 to a 10 speed Centaur 12-30 ('cos I'm old and feeble, and doing the Etape Cymru in September). Thing is, when looking for a medium cage rear mech online most vendors reckon this will only take a 29 tooth max. Would anyone know if this is right?