Re: [CR]moser

(Example: Racing:Jean Robic)

From: "Richard Blume" <richard@radbasteln.de>
To: <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>
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Subject: Re: [CR]moser
Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 18:26:36 +0200


Jan,

Thanks for the interesting and bright explanation- fully agreement.
> So what do we need to accept a bike as real?

http://cgi.ebay.de/Olympia-Rennrad-von-1984-Lauer-Rahmen-Handarbeit_W0QQitem Z300220075580

Is a nice handmade german bike and the seller rode it at the olympic games 1984- Ines Varenkamp. Place 12 and again place 12 in Seoul 4 years later.

It seems that female heores aren't very interesting, her '86 Peugeot was sold for approximately 160 Euros last week- ridden at the TDF.

So if one would like to get a historical speedbike, this is the chance for a small price. :) And the originality is for sure in this case, you can ask the owner directly if it is really her bike. :)

I guess this one is ontopic too...

best regards, Richard

Richard Timm,
Hamburg, Germany