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Trent Valley Mens Road Racing / Touring Bike, Commuter Bike, Blue,
Reynolds 531 Frame & Forks, Forged Rear Dropouts,
56 cm/ 22inch Frame would Suit Riders under 6 Foot,
2 X 8 = 16 Speed Gears with Triplex Proffesional Rear Mech, Down Tube Friction Shifters,
Shimano 600 Front Mech and Crankset, New Chain,
Alloy Side Pull Caliper Brakes with New Insert Brake Blocks,
Weinmann Drilled Levers ( Hoods Torn ), New Inner & Outer Cables,
Aluminium Saeke Custom Road Champion Drop Bars, SR Stem and Laprade Seat Post (stuck),
Modern Bontrager 700 c Double Walled Alloy Racing Wheels, Quick Release, Good Tyres,
Foffa Racing Saddle, Alloy Bottle Cage,
I Have Many Reynolds 531 Road Bikes, This One is in Great Original Condition,
531 tubing in various forms has been around in for over 50 years now. It was originally used in aircraft construction, then racing cars, motorbikes and most importantly for cycles. In that time it's notched up more Tour de France wins than any other tubeset (27). Originally plain gauge, it has over the years been available as taper gauged tube, butted, oversized, undersized, wafer thin, ovalized and even larger diameter in the centre of the tube than the ends used by the master builder Horace Bates in his 'Cantiflex' frames. Perhaps the weirdest incarnation was the "Curly Stays" fitted to Hetchins and now some Bob Jackson cycles. No other manufacturer of cycletubing offered this kind of range and flexibility (and probably will never do so again) so 531 became THE tubing for custom build frames as its availablity in a dazzling array of shapes and sizes so the custom builder can pick and mix to suit the rider and purpose. Contact me for More info on this Bike.
The Shimano 600 Equipment was the Ultera of its day and the Triplex Rear Mech was the Poor Mans Option for Campag,. This Bike was Originally Supplied By Mojo Cycles in Breston, Notts. in the Early 1970's.
Ride Home a Classic!! Only £295
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3/16/18
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