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oh, and I have a NOS set of 2.1 green wildgrippers if youre interested 
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KeepItSteel":bxidx4at said:oh, and I have a NOS set of 2.1 green wildgrippers if youre interested
Ha ha ha cheers but i'm good!
I've a set in...
White
Green
and
Biscuit
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Lucky strike? I'll have look on the googletron!
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Yup! Lucky Strike it is! Hmmm
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Awkward Kid":1ikwjatx said:
dont worry, from what ive seen Lucly strikes seem to fetch a bit more, plus the seat stay assembly looks really good.
not sure it was ever available in UK but I could be wrong. I thought it may be a US only frame, whereas the Mosquito a UK frame, and the Lancaster both
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Lucky Strikes were maybe US built, as they were the first frames and didn't have a disc mount and were a brushed finish, like a Merlin, welds were a lot tidier too. Mines a '93 number 472 according to the frame number and has a frame number etched on every tube. May be an early Lancaster, later ones had a cnc'd seatstay bridge.[/i]
Lucky Strikes were maybe US built, as they were the first frames and didn't have a disc mount and were a brushed finish, like a Merlin, welds were a lot tidier too. Mines a '93 number 472 according to the frame number and has a frame number etched on every tube. May be an early Lancaster, later ones had a cnc'd seatstay bridge.[/i]
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It was the Black Widow that had the fancy CNC'd seatstay assembly.
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