Early Saracen Lovers Anonymous......
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Re: Saracen
Your bike looks great to me - I just bought a 1987 Tufftrax and that handles great and has stood the test of time. Was considering new bike but when I saw the Saracen at such a low price I had to have it! Besides, I prefer quality steel frames and they're a rarity these days.
oldmarin":67aedx1f said:
Your bike looks great to me - I just bought a 1987 Tufftrax and that handles great and has stood the test of time. Was considering new bike but when I saw the Saracen at such a low price I had to have it! Besides, I prefer quality steel frames and they're a rarity these days.
sturmey":158p41dj said:I bought this for £40 on friday Pine mountain sachs wavey shifters middleburn cranks and a bit of deore, LX and XT as well. If I can draw £40 for the tufftrax then I will be happy. Oh I used to own the marin 7 years ago.
If you are serious about selling and not too far away I may be interested as a restoration project. Where do you live?
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Just picked this uptoday '91 Traverse Hydrotech Competition. It's been well looked after. I've now removed the mudguards and barends and it looks much better.
Frame number: 1040770 is as best as i can read it. Only top part of the numbers have been stamped.
More pics here http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=79516
Frame number: 1040770 is as best as i can read it. Only top part of the numbers have been stamped.
More pics here http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=79516
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