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Old 10-23-23, 08:50 PM
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Centurion Pro Tour with Blackburn Racks

S.T. 62cm center to center. T.T. 58cm center to center. 8 speed cassette. Triple chainrings. Repainted.
Australian members might get a kick out of the home made headbadge.
$450 plus shipping for complete bike as pictured
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$150 plus shipping for frame, fork, headset, and shifters.
































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This soooo tempting, and a gorgeous bike.

Is the rear tire clearance similar to the front? Any guesses on max tire size?
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These are great riding bikes and this one is setup beautifully.
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Nice.
Remind me: were those built for 27" or 700c rims, in terms of brake setup.
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Built for 27" wheels but works well with 700c. Mine 83 and 81 both would take 42mm but could easily rub.
I have 700Cx38mm on my 81 at the rear and 700Cx45 on the front.
traded off my 83 for my Henry tandem and it had 38s
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Originally Posted by Dfrost
This soooo tempting, and a gorgeous bike.

Is the rear tire clearance similar to the front? Any guesses on max tire size?
Originally Posted by bwilli88
Built for 27" wheels but works well with 700c. Mine 83 and 81 both would take 42mm but could easily rub.
I have 700Cx38mm on my 81 at the rear and 700Cx45 on the front.
traded off my 83 for my Henry tandem and it had 38s
I think bwilli88 has it right. It will fit 38s easily on the rear. 42 looks like it would be tight.
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Did you paint that yourself, Brent? Beautiful job in any case.

What is the FD. Cannot see it well enough. Cool combination of parts. Love XT rear derailleurs.
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This is a GREAT deal. Beautiful build!
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That's a beauty, and a square deal, fer sure....
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Another useful dimension would be seat post diameter, for those of us considering the F/F/HS/shifter option that seems like an absolutely screaming deal.
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Seat post is 27.2

EDIT I was wrong, it is a 27.0
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Did you paint that yourself, Brent? Beautiful job in any case.

What is the FD. Cannot see it well enough. Cool combination of parts. Love XT rear derailleurs.
Thanks! Yes I painted it.
Front derailleur is Suntour XC9000.
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Another useful dimension would be seat post diameter, for those of us considering the F/F/HS/shifter option that seems like an absolutely screaming deal.
Seatpost is SR Laprade 27.0. Since this is a somewhat unusual size I will include it with any frame and fork sale. Thanks for mentioning this.
I'm also open to selling a partial bike. Example: You want the bike but already have your own racks, handlebar bag, and saddle or your own wheels, etc.
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Edit: bwilli88 posted while I was typing. He may very well be correct about the original seatpost size, though the 27.0 post fits with no perceptible pinching of the lug ears.
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Is this Tange Champion #2 tubing?
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Is this Tange Champion #2 tubing?
My 81 is, my 83 was stripped before I owned it.
And I was mistaken, the seat post is 27.0
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What was the idea behind having two bottle cage mounts on the down tube and none on the seat tube?

What model of rims?

Thanks!
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What was the idea behind having two bottle cage mounts on the down tube and none on the seat tube?

What model of rims?

Thanks!
Alas, I'm afraid I'm not privy to Centurion's design decisions.
Rims are Velo Orange. I don't recall the model name. They are 22mm outside width.

In response to your earlier question about tubing the bike came to me missing large portions of the paint and decals including the tubing decal.
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Originally Posted by BertoBerg
What was the idea behind having two bottle cage mounts on the down tube and none on the seat tube?

What model of rims?

Thanks!
There was some convo about this recently in regards to the 1983 Trek 720, I was curious as well. Turns out that the mounts underneath the downtube were actually there to carry fuel canisters. The Specialized Expedition had 3 I believe in 1983 and everyone else started catching up in 1984.
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No water bottle mounts on the seat tube were probably to put a tire pump there.
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I would be tempted but wrong size.
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Who is this still here to tempt me?!
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Originally Posted by BertoBerg
Who is this still here to tempt me?!
Mine rides really sweet, jump in headlong feet first and buy this. Great deal and bike.
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Who is this still here to tempt me?!
Is that from Macbeth?
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Is that from Macbeth?
I laughed out loud.
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Are you willing to sell it without the racks and bag? I have my own already.

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Are you willing to sell it without the racks and bag? I have my own already.

-Josh
Yes. PM sent.
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