Show us your Pace rc100,200,300
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RichT
Retro Guru
Hi, complete newbie to the forum here.
I had one of these gorgeous Yorkshire created beasties too!
I bought mine in 1990, it was frame number RC 0169, if I recall correctly.
It was a brilliant bike, & I liked it immensely.
I kept it for about 6 years (may be 7?), before selling it to (my future) brother-in-law.
Click on pics to open/enlarge (these images are scanned from prints, please excuse quality)
First ever race
Typical Yorkshire Cyclo-Cross weather!
After the 93(?)/94(?) renovation
The only downsides I had were;
1. My name.............. too many people thought I was the other Richard Thackeray (the Pace factory rider)
Although it once worked to my advantage, as it got me an introduction to Adrian Carter & Duncan McDonald)
2. The Bullseye cranks were forever working loose, the splines weren't worn, the allen-bolt tightened up, even Loc-Tite didn't work :twisted:
I had one of these gorgeous Yorkshire created beasties too!
I bought mine in 1990, it was frame number RC 0169, if I recall correctly.
It was a brilliant bike, & I liked it immensely.
I kept it for about 6 years (may be 7?), before selling it to (my future) brother-in-law.
Click on pics to open/enlarge (these images are scanned from prints, please excuse quality)
First ever race
Typical Yorkshire Cyclo-Cross weather!
After the 93(?)/94(?) renovation
The only downsides I had were;
1. My name.............. too many people thought I was the other Richard Thackeray (the Pace factory rider)
Although it once worked to my advantage, as it got me an introduction to Adrian Carter & Duncan McDonald)
2. The Bullseye cranks were forever working loose, the splines weren't worn, the allen-bolt tightened up, even Loc-Tite didn't work :twisted:
