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Kaufe 180mm Kurbeln
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Kaufhausblender oder rarer Exot?
Dieses Viscount wurde quasi nebenan angeboten und da es mir durchaus interessant erscheint, habe ich es für kleine Münze eingekauft schon mit der Idee im Hinterkopf mir daraus einen Crosser, was sich ja irgendwie anbietet, zu machen...
Hier ein Auszug aus dem Internet:
"In the 1970's an English "ærospace" company built, under the names "Lambert" and "Viscount", surprisingly inexpensive, very lightweight bikes made with "ærospace" tubing. Now, that, in itself is not as impressive as it might sound since the aerospace industry specs a pretty wide variety of steel tubes for different applications.
The tubing used was straight-gauge chrome-moly steel; the Viscount version of the bike had a detailed sticker on the seat tube detailing the type of tubes used, throwing in a few references to military specs, etc. Lambert Bicycles were later called "Viscounts" after the company was purchased by Trusty in 1975 or 1976."
Dieses Viscount wurde quasi nebenan angeboten und da es mir durchaus interessant erscheint, habe ich es für kleine Münze eingekauft schon mit der Idee im Hinterkopf mir daraus einen Crosser, was sich ja irgendwie anbietet, zu machen...
Hier ein Auszug aus dem Internet:
"In the 1970's an English "ærospace" company built, under the names "Lambert" and "Viscount", surprisingly inexpensive, very lightweight bikes made with "ærospace" tubing. Now, that, in itself is not as impressive as it might sound since the aerospace industry specs a pretty wide variety of steel tubes for different applications.
The tubing used was straight-gauge chrome-moly steel; the Viscount version of the bike had a detailed sticker on the seat tube detailing the type of tubes used, throwing in a few references to military specs, etc. Lambert Bicycles were later called "Viscounts" after the company was purchased by Trusty in 1975 or 1976."