This a an iconic bike in British cycling history - please go and check them out on the Lambert and Viscount forum.
This is a great riding bike, 22.5" frame , suitable for anyone from 5'6" -5'10".
This one had the bottom bracket changed by the best in the business about 3 years ago and not ridden much since.
The alloy Mavic wheels set alone would cost you £50 on ebay. The Shimano 600 would cost another £35, so you're getting a good bike here.
The fork is NOT the death fork, but the lower half of chrome has got surface rust but that would polish out? or just live with the '70's wabi sabi and ride it exactly as it is.
Rides like a dream, one of the fastest road bikes I own (and I own a few), that's why I am selling some.
The fillet brazed joints on the frame mean there are no lugs and that not only saves weight but looks amazing too. Made in England in the mid 1970's. Quality craftsmanship
UPDATE -£85
This is a great riding bike, 22.5" frame , suitable for anyone from 5'6" -5'10".
This one had the bottom bracket changed by the best in the business about 3 years ago and not ridden much since.
The alloy Mavic wheels set alone would cost you £50 on ebay. The Shimano 600 would cost another £35, so you're getting a good bike here.
The fork is NOT the death fork, but the lower half of chrome has got surface rust but that would polish out? or just live with the '70's wabi sabi and ride it exactly as it is.
Rides like a dream, one of the fastest road bikes I own (and I own a few), that's why I am selling some.
The fillet brazed joints on the frame mean there are no lugs and that not only saves weight but looks amazing too. Made in England in the mid 1970's. Quality craftsmanship
UPDATE -£85
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