Trying to deduce what kind of Frame I have - La Mour?
02-25-12, 03:57 PM
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Trying to deduce what kind of Frame I have - La Mour?
Hello Bike Forum Members,
Years ago I bought a fixed gear off a co-worker, who himself bought it off his friend that moved away. I am looking to part ways with it soon, at 31 the knees and back are crying out for a simpler ride, and now that I've acquired that simpler ride, I'd like to get this guy to a new home. The only problem is I have no idea where to start, between the sands of time and buying it 3rd hand, not even the original owner can recall the model specs.
I've tried to find some info on the model online to no avail, I was wondering if anyone here has any idea. It is a 53cm La Mour (Le' Mour?) from a French bike builder out of Portland. I've put my best googling to work and came up with nothing. Any info would be appreciated. If there is another place I should have posted this, apologies.
Hello Bike Forum Members,
Years ago I bought a fixed gear off a co-worker, who himself bought it off his friend that moved away. I am looking to part ways with it soon, at 31 the knees and back are crying out for a simpler ride, and now that I've acquired that simpler ride, I'd like to get this guy to a new home. The only problem is I have no idea where to start, between the sands of time and buying it 3rd hand, not even the original owner can recall the model specs.
I've tried to find some info on the model online to no avail, I was wondering if anyone here has any idea. It is a 53cm La Mour (Le' Mour?) from a French bike builder out of Portland. I've put my best googling to work and came up with nothing. Any info would be appreciated. If there is another place I should have posted this, apologies.
Years ago I bought a fixed gear off a co-worker, who himself bought it off his friend that moved away. I am looking to part ways with it soon, at 31 the knees and back are crying out for a simpler ride, and now that I've acquired that simpler ride, I'd like to get this guy to a new home. The only problem is I have no idea where to start, between the sands of time and buying it 3rd hand, not even the original owner can recall the model specs.
I've tried to find some info on the model online to no avail, I was wondering if anyone here has any idea. It is a 53cm La Mour (Le' Mour?) from a French bike builder out of Portland. I've put my best googling to work and came up with nothing. Any info would be appreciated. If there is another place I should have posted this, apologies.
Hello Bike Forum Members,
Years ago I bought a fixed gear off a co-worker, who himself bought it off his friend that moved away. I am looking to part ways with it soon, at 31 the knees and back are crying out for a simpler ride, and now that I've acquired that simpler ride, I'd like to get this guy to a new home. The only problem is I have no idea where to start, between the sands of time and buying it 3rd hand, not even the original owner can recall the model specs.
I've tried to find some info on the model online to no avail, I was wondering if anyone here has any idea. It is a 53cm La Mour (Le' Mour?) from a French bike builder out of Portland. I've put my best googling to work and came up with nothing. Any info would be appreciated. If there is another place I should have posted this, apologies.
02-25-12, 04:51 PM
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It's more comfortable then it looks... until you ride something else and realize how uncomfortable you were.
Thanks, I've never really spent much time on the web in regards to biking sites. I appreciate any guidance.
I kind of liked the S curve, but finding a seat post for it was not easy.
02-25-12, 04:59 PM
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That bike looks awesome!! I would lower that seat post and ride the **** out of that.
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I think the OP says that if he goes cut the seatpost down: the frame will be too small for him.
I dont think anyone here knows what you are riding, but it is one of a kind! I like it.
I dont think anyone here knows what you are riding, but it is one of a kind! I like it.
