My kleins finished
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I am told one is a slightly older frame hence different decals
And also the shade of green is darker too.
I am told one is a slightly older frame hence different decals
And also the shade of green is darker too.
I might be wrong but has the fork from the bike on the left in the second picture been replaced?
Looks to me like the decals of the frame (solid) are different from the ones on the fork (with outline).
I happen to have a Dolomite myself and the green seems to be darker than other Dolomites I’ve seen on the flesh. I was also told about the later frames having this darker painting.
Looks to me like the decals of the frame (solid) are different from the ones on the fork (with outline).
I happen to have a Dolomite myself and the green seems to be darker than other Dolomites I’ve seen on the flesh. I was also told about the later frames having this darker painting.
kleinrenzo
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Very nice bikes! I think the 18" is the oldest because of the solid transfers (no outline) and the cable entries on the downtime are not in the middle but slightly higher towards the top tube.
guymuttley21":1tuo8hi6 said:
Very nice bikes! I think the 18" is the oldest because of the solid transfers (no outline) and the cable entries on the downtime are not in the middle but slightly higher towards the top tube.
feetabix
Retrobike Rider
treacle":25yzepao said:
Ha!.....I get people to randomly ride my bikes with me so I can see them properly, it feels the cheapest seat is actually on the bike!....I took my Klein to the shop at mayhem this weekend and was beeped at and given the 'horns' twice on the road nearby, it must have been great too see it in the gloom of the shade from the trees at the roadside when you didn't expect it!....
