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Panasonic DX-2000

Old 09-08-20, 02:46 PM
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Panasonic DX-2000

I thought my wife was finished with dragging home every low-end stray in the neighbourhood but last night she surprised me by going out and getting this black beauty.

Probably did not get used much: it still has the original Panasonic saddle and Panasonic tires.

Shimano 600 RD but the FD and levers are golden arrow.









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Old 09-10-20, 03:38 PM
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Beautiful. Looks all original. It's got very fancy head lugs. Nice welded cable stops. Good size for a 6' tall big boy. The only thing that's missing is the front reflector. Good candidate for a complete rebuild with all new parts. Or, you could probably lube it up and flip it "as is" for way more than you paid for it. Be good. Have fun.
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With 6 speed it's spaced at 126mm. You could easily spread that to 130mm and put a 700c wheel in there with a freehub. Upgrade to a 7, 8 or, 9 speed STI set up. Or, just leave it as is and have fun with it. I would definitely put new tubes & tires on it. I don't trust any tires that are over 20 years old. Especially if you got big downhill runs on your rides.
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What a lucky guy to have a wife that brings home bikes. I'm envious. Lube all bearings, advertise it as such, make sure it's safe and operational and ask $300. If your patient you'll get it.
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