THE B.O.T.M ZINN

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HI HERES A FEW MORE PICS OF THE ZINN, THANKS FOR YOUR VOTES AND COMMENTS I'M HAPPY TO HEAR THEM. THESE PICTURES ALSO INCLUDE P.O.T.M MY DOG PICKLES, ANY COMMENTS I'LL BE HAPPY TO HEAR, CHEERS GUYS.

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[Max P]

Soooooooo jealous.

A lovely thing and of that there is no doubt.



(That's the bike by the way...not the pig ugly dog... )

No, seriously, he looks a real character!

 

[retrobikeguy]

:shock: great nick, gotta love them zinns

 

[No Longer Registered]

Brings back memories. I remember picking up my Campag equipped Zinn from the factory in the midlands back in the early 90's. A very nimble bike. The Zinn stems are a really nice piece of kit. Mine died a death with a ditch in the Brecon Beacon's

 

[gump]

Lovely.

Nice dropouts too

 

[CTK]

I've been trawling through the older readers bikes and thought this gorgeous bike deserved a bump!

 

[Sithlord]

A very well deserved bump too ...beautiful bikes and deff on the list to have..

Always remember a mate of mine having one of these and it was truly stunning, the quality of the work is amazing..

 

[Coleman]

I had one for about 24hrs due to mix up with dibs and things on here - very nice frame set - speaking of which manitou916 - how are you progressing getting it fixed up - hoping it'll look as good as this!!

 

[manitou916]

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