Centurion Pro Tour Progress
10-28-17, 09:26 AM
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Great job, it really turned out nice. Best Winter Rain Bikes ever! The early years in Calif. were kind to your paint job. My Pro Tour had a similar history(guesstimate of 39,000 miles and worn out hubs/rims), but it was a NW bike, so had well worn paint. Here's a pic: Just home from work, 4/5/2004, with still fairly young wheelset featuring Dyno-Hub power for a modern front light. Sold mine when I moved down here. It went to some one in Bellingham, who had a friend pick it up from me in Olympia, probably still rolling along. I miss it, but still enjoy my low mileage Specialized Expedition. Don
10-28-17, 06:01 PM
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Thank you all for the kind comments!! 
10-29-17, 04:16 PM
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That is a most excellently composed touring bike. Gorgeous! 
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