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Re: Reduced! 1980's Ladies Mixte Falcon. £100.00 Excellent! PM sent.

Re: I think so too! It's almost like new, but old, so better!! :D I can't believe I may need to EBay it!

Re: Price reduced to £100.00

Re: 1980's Ladies Mixte Falcon. £120.00 Price reduced to £120.00

Re: Price reduced to £135.00. Price reduced to £135.00.

Re: Hi, I assume its steel, but I have no idea as to what type. It doesn't have any particular indication of that kind. It must be of a reasonable quality as it's not that heavy. Thanks looking Nick

Hello and welcome to the sale of my 1980's Lady's Falcon road bike. It's been in the family since new and is still in exceptional condition as its really not been used that much and always dry stored. It really does look quite special with its metallic pink paintwork and a mixture of chrome...

Now my wife's, used to be my mom's from new. The bars used to be the other way round in the dropped position with tape not grips (hense levers other way round). The rest is all original, including the tyres. Still in regular use and soon to be sporting a rear mounted child seat. :D

I can vouch for the strength of the Weinmanns. Still straight, and never been trued. I used to jump up and down curbs all the time. They measure 19mm wide, about 14mm edge deep. All they say on them is "Weinmann Patent Made in Belgium" Not attemped to polish them yet, but look like they will...

Thanks for the positive comments guys. I was 15 when i got it and it did take about a year to grow into. Big frames were all the rage then, not like now where everyone seems to be squeezed onto a childs bike with a 2ft seat stem. :wink:

Hello all, here's a few pics of my Dawes Renown. I bought it new in 1982 (to replace a 26" wheel Carlton Corsa) with pocket money and a little of Mom and Dad's money too. It was well used for the 1st 10 years of its life, everything from general teenage reprobating, commuting and the odd club...