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Very Rare Italian Tandem BMX, Paioli Formicone - Wheel advice
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TheAnt:
Hunting for old wine glasses in a South London Junk Shop I walked out with an exceptionally rare Paioli ' il Formicone' (the Ant) which is an Italian modular framed Tandem BMX. I'm looking for advice about wheels...
The rear wheel has a slightly worn hub, and given it contains the drum break system (1980's bike - drum breaks- bonkers I know...) I am trying to find out if it might be possible to replace the entire wheel rather than restore it. The wheels aren't Paioli as far as I know...
Any suggestions, or more information about these amazing machines would be welcomed...
If people think I am having a laugh, or can't quite imagine a modular 1980's tandem bmx, check the link... This is the one I have... And you will have to offer alot to convince me to sell it by the way!
http://www.modularbikes.com.au/modular/formicone/
TheAnt:
the brochure for the full range is on the weird bike stuff webpage...
http://www.modularbikes.com.au/modular/formicone/
sweetbeats:
The front seat looks rather painful ::)
sweetbeats:
--- Quote from: haro-os-boy on December 05, 2008, 02:09 PM ---Ummm.. not sure what to say about that ??? but a 5er & a bag of chips would be to rich for me :D :LolLolLolLol:
Bru :daumenhoch:
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Bloody hell bru you must be flush..I was thinking.....
magna13:
Drum brake? A Coaster brake surely? ???
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