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Old 05-27-19, 07:07 PM
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Motobecane Grand Jubile for sale

Selling a Motobecane Grand Jubile that I just finished building up. Has the desirable Huret Jubilee derailleurs. Stronglight cranks, Pivo bars and stem. Ideale saddle. Fully overhauled. New Panaracer Pasela tires and tubes, brake pads, and bar tape. I measure seat tube as ~ 24.25 inches center to center. Asking $400.

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Nice! Curious if you are measuring from center to top to the top of he seat lug or center to center?
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Originally Posted by fender1
Nice! Curious if you are measuring from center to top to the top of he seat lug or center to center?
Sorry, I should have provided more detail. I measure the seat tube as ~ 24.25" center to center.
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Good price with that setup. I have the '75 with Jubilee and the same paint scheme, a head-turner and an excellent ride.
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Man, this Spring is killing me with all these great bikes in my size.
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Thanks for all the kind comments. It's a nice looking bike that turned out well. I've just got to move a few items.
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Hi OP, curious about your location? I need another bike like I need another hole in the head, but this particular model has always been on my search list....
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Originally Posted by bear_a_bug
Hi OP, curious about your location? I need another bike like I need another hole in the head, but this particular model has always been on my search list....
Atlanta area. I have shipped a few bikes recently and am comfortable with that as well.
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Gawd.

Dang.

If I had a about seven fewer bikes, I'd jump all over that thing.
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I just got one of these earlier this spring from bargainguy and it is easily the most comfortable vintage bike I've ridden. If you research this early model you'll find that's the general consensus - it's a fantastic "sport touring" bike that someone will be lucky to own.
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ARGHH! I think this is just a size too big for me.
Spent about 30 minutes rummaging around parts to see what I could sell off to buy this before I did some measurements on my own bikes.

It's really lovely. GLWS!
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How long is the top tube? The leg height is just right but I'm afraid these French frames usually have a much longer reach than I prefer... Worth asking, though. It's a beautiful bike!

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Originally Posted by Kilroy1988
How long is the top tube? The leg height is just right but I'm afraid these French frames usually have a much longer reach than I prefer... Worth asking, though. It's a beautiful bike!

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Hello - I measure the top tube as ~ 23.2 inches, center to center.
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I'm more than curiously tempted by this bike, but I'm two or three paychecks out from being able to purchase it and will leave it up to chance! What are the rims and hubs, if I may ask? Detailed photos of the wheels are about the only thing I can't find in your album. Thanks!

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Does it have huret or campagnolo style hanger?
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Originally Posted by Kilroy1988
I'm more than curiously tempted by this bike, but I'm two or three paychecks out from being able to purchase it and will leave it up to chance! What are the rims and hubs, if I may ask? Detailed photos of the wheels are about the only thing I can't find in your album. Thanks!

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Thanks for your message. Rims are Weinmann and hubs are Normandy.
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Still available. Price drop.
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Originally Posted by noglider
Buy this. Hurry.
I was looking at it and Adina walked in. She said: if you like it you should buy it! AAAAGh! One French bike in my life is enough.
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Originally Posted by ascherer
I was looking at it and Adina walked in. She said: if you like it you should buy it! AAAAGh! One French bike in my life is enough.
One French bike is just a start . . . . .
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Originally Posted by ascherer
I was looking at it and Adina walked in. She said: if you like it you should buy it! AAAAGh! One French bike in my life is enough.
It might overlap too much with your Raleigh International in road feel.
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Originally Posted by noglider
It might overlap too much with your Raleigh International in road feel.
I think so too. I have to say the color scheme and Jubliee are mighty pretty. If I lived in a house with a basement and garage n+1 would be in full effect.
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Originally Posted by Narhay
Does it have huret or campagnolo style hanger?
Apologies for the late response, I thought I had already responded. I believe it is a Campagnolo style hanger.
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Price drop!
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