1960's REW Reynolds
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The Faema is a fake; it's really a German "Richter" (rictus??), or sumsuch,
that I had be transformed into a 'Faema'.
That bike is worn out, handling-wise, or else it never really handled or performed, to begin with.
These forums probably have several threads dealing with worn-out (handling-) bikes...this 'Faema' just acts like it is "tired-out"
that I had be transformed into a 'Faema'.
That bike is worn out, handling-wise, or else it never really handled or performed, to begin with.
These forums probably have several threads dealing with worn-out (handling-) bikes...this 'Faema' just acts like it is "tired-out"
The REW Reynolds is a mind-bending performer; its handling is as if there were no front forks installed; it just carves thru corners, and it is guaranteed to be STRONGER than you are.
I'd love to sell the Cinelli, too...great name; indifferent performer.
Nothing intrinsically wrong or defective with it; it just seems to ride roughly; it is not a happy bicycle....but, it IS a Cinelli.
I'd love to sell the Cinelli, too...great name; indifferent performer.
Nothing intrinsically wrong or defective with it; it just seems to ride roughly; it is not a happy bicycle....but, it IS a Cinelli.
just added another R.E.W Reynolds to the collection , and a quick update i can confirm that j agree with comments made by DS01 and his R.E.W Reynolds after doing some more miles on the larger red bike i posted a picture of earlier on this thread
Would love to hear from any other R.E.W Reynolds owners
Would love to hear from any other R.E.W Reynolds owners
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Just bringing this thread back to life as i have just acquired another R.E.W Reynolds frame from a local to me person , who first showed it me about 18 months ago but no deal was done till a couple of weeks ago .
It's must have been a stunner originally with all the chrome ie forks , head lugs , fork crown and rear stays sadly the chrome has suffered although the rear stays don't look to bad .
Fork stampings match the bottom bracket ones , just to work out who made it . As this one is not a Woodrup built one like quite a few are
Just bringing this thread back to life as i have just acquired another R.E.W Reynolds frame from a local to me person , who first showed it me about 18 months ago but no deal was done till a couple of weeks ago .
It's must have been a stunner originally with all the chrome ie forks , head lugs , fork crown and rear stays sadly the chrome has suffered although the rear stays don't look to bad .
Fork stampings match the bottom bracket ones , just to work out who made it . As this one is not a Woodrup built one like quite a few are
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Mum found some more transfers so popped them on ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R-E-W-Reynol ... 3507434136
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