Early 70’s Legnano step through frame bike
06-22-22, 10:34 PM
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Early 70’s Legnano step through frame bike
Steel componentry doesn’t generally excite me, but I found this Legnano city bike to be interesting. It is in nice shape, the paint has few blemishes, and it is free from significant rust. Any thoughts on what it should sell for? I know it is an acquired taste, but I value the opinion of the BF community.
Legnano branded saddle
Sorry for the s less than professional images
Chrome plating
Legnano branded brake levers
Legnano branded brake levers
Legnano bell
Legnano branded saddle
Sorry for the s less than professional images
Chrome plating
Legnano branded brake levers
Legnano branded brake levers
Legnano bell
06-22-22, 11:22 PM
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cute
this is the very bottom:
bulge-formed head
not constructed with any of the manufacturer's usual lug patterns
the bulge-formed head, seat lug, bottom bracket shell, plate style bridges & frame ends are all from Agrati
plate style bridges
five-piece steel solid axle hubs
steel brake calipers
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in case you have not as yet run across it there is a wonderful resource of Legnano information here -
https://condorino.com/
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cute
this is the very bottom:
bulge-formed head
not constructed with any of the manufacturer's usual lug patterns
the bulge-formed head, seat lug, bottom bracket shell, plate style bridges & frame ends are all from Agrati
plate style bridges
five-piece steel solid axle hubs
steel brake calipers
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in case you have not as yet run across it there is a wonderful resource of Legnano information here -
https://condorino.com/
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Last edited by juvela; 06-23-22 at 05:01 PM. Reason: addition
06-26-22, 09:50 PM
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06-27-22, 12:16 PM
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in this image it can be seen that the cycle's frame carries a Falck transfer -
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in this image it can be seen that the cycle's frame carries a Falck transfer -
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