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Old 05-11-23, 03:43 PM
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Carbon Alan in Paris

Just got back. Saw this locked up.


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that lock costs more than my last 2 bikes together.
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I remember that lock fr9m some years ago......
The flat strap loop is made of Titanium, which, I guess, explains its high price, but I was never sure how resistant it was to cutting.

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Where was that? Latin quarter? I always loved seeing all the beautiful bikes there. Seeing a student navigate the Rue Mouffetard cobbles on a Vitus 979 partly inspired me to buy one.
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""I saw a Carbon Alan in Paris,
it was fettered so I couldn't ride..."
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Originally Posted by scarlson
Where was that? Latin quarter? I always loved seeing all the beautiful bikes there. Seeing a student navigate the Rue Mouffetard cobbles on a Vitus 979 partly inspired me to buy one.
Yep. At the ‘Square Rene Viviani’.
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Originally Posted by Dylansbob
that lock costs more than my last 2 bikes together.
That lock also cost more than her/his bike... which is really nice minus that handlebar.
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It's a Peugeot-Donnay PC1000D (1993) in its natural habitat, I think the fork is a stranger..
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