Clean Pletscher rear rack
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Clean Pletscher rear rack
Clamps to the stays. Super nice condition. I would not go futari nori on it but for regular use they are pretty bullet proof.
$20 plus shipping. If you want to know what that would be you can game the numbers at the post office/ups websites. My zip is 99506. The package will be 20x6x3, at/under 2 pounds.
$20 plus shipping. If you want to know what that would be you can game the numbers at the post office/ups websites. My zip is 99506. The package will be 20x6x3, at/under 2 pounds.
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I just reported it- but see if you can too.
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Is this for a track bike?
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I have one without the little stay piece. It’s nice to see what it looks like. Maybe I can fabricate one.
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I fixed the title, but if it was intentional I can switch it back.
I lived fairly close to the bikecentennial route in the '70s, and everybody had a Pletcher rack. I don't think I saw a Blackburn (on a bikecentennial bike), which was also available at the time and far superior. OTOH, since they had to ride up a mountain off-course to get to our town, we only saw people that desperately needed a bike shop. So maybe it was a self-selecting group.
I lived fairly close to the bikecentennial route in the '70s, and everybody had a Pletcher rack. I don't think I saw a Blackburn (on a bikecentennial bike), which was also available at the time and far superior. OTOH, since they had to ride up a mountain off-course to get to our town, we only saw people that desperately needed a bike shop. So maybe it was a self-selecting group.