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These 34 year old forks don't turn up every day

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glenboy:
yeh they'd look really good on i bet  :daumenhoch:, the good stuff still fetching plenty of wedge

hunterdubber:
and in SE colours  :coolsmiley:

glenboy:
they are very similar looking to the early redline ones just the top bit looks different

QUADROPHENIA:


Had a bid just to help bump the price up  ::)

kungfunky:

--- Quote from: Hunterdubber on January 21, 2013, 07:20 PM ---Rare as rockin horseshoight  :smitten:

But I know someone on here has some though  ::)
70's rarities  :coolsmiley:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/300847182510'ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649


--- End quote ---

Who would that be then ?  ::)


Anyway, these are fantastic forks and your right in saying they were used in the early stages of SE racing. These, Cycle pro and race inc were the most popular fork to be used but Cook Bros were also on the pro's list.

Darrell Young used them on his Round Tube Ripper  :daumenhoch:

This is Darrell's actual frame, it went from Darrell to Jeff and then onto a friend of mine who restored it. It's currently undergoing another refit and new colour scheme the same as when DY raced it.

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