Not vintage or French Tourers/Campeurs, Trade/Porteurs, Audax/Randonneurs, Commuters/Town
- Thread starter Guinessisgoodforyou
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PeterPerfect
Senior Retro Guru
I've seen this one.not really sure if this is the right place to post this here; anyway better here then I would post it at "Vintage French rando's and porteurs"
It's pretty good as resto vids go.
dirttorpedo
Senior Retro Guru
Its funny to me that when that frame came out it was such a radical idea and now it seems a little under tired.
grantoury
Kona Fan
Its still a bit leftfield because of the rim brakes, I think. They changed the geometry somewhat more toward a "gravel" ride.
dirttorpedo
Senior Retro Guru
Did they? Originally I thought it was their ES frame but with fatter tires. I think the Fog Cutter is basically the same frame, but with discs.
grantoury
Kona Fan
They slackened the head tube angle and gave more rake to the fork. I really respect the fact that they made a non disc version. They could have just brought the Fog cutter and leave it there.
Guinessisgoodforyou
rBotM Winner
The Austro Daimlers are lovely bikes. Rare here in the UK, I have only seen two in the metal.Austro-Daimler Inter-10.
Made by Puch in Austria for the American market and to American specifications. More of a sports tourer than a pure racing bike. With a triple and fenders it makes for a nice light touring machine.
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