Viking Superstar 1977

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flashspix

Well-Known Member
Location
Portsmouth UK
I created a blog after restoring this Vintage British racer.
VIKING RESTO BLOG

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dan_bo

How much does it cost to Oldham?
top work well done. Must get my SS-T back on the road.
 
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flashspix

flashspix

Well-Known Member
Location
Portsmouth UK
Nice, I think I had one of those as a kid (I had a Viking something), did they originally come with "sports mudguards", the beautifullly ineffective short ones?

The catalogue image i found has Bluemells Classique gaurds on black full sized, i do love the weinmann shorties, using them on my Carlton and need to swap over soon for the silly season
 

biggs682

Touch it up and ride it
Location
Northamptonshire
Cheers Biggs, warming up for a couple of Carlton's that are in the queue,
ohh and a witcome, bates and dawes double d, (one at a time however )
Pro-Am probably my next spraybooth project.

got to keep busy
 

T4tomo

Legendary Member
With a bit of help from google, I've worked out I had a Viking warlord, in 10 speed trim.

Random fact, Jimmy Saville used to have a Viking superlight.
 
I expect you know that the Viking in the original post is one from the second evocation of Viking, being the ones built in Northern Ireland. They were decent enough bikes, but the Wolverhampton ones from the firm that closed in 1966 have a bit more cachet. The more recent ones are assembled from poor-quality far-eastern components and are not to be recommended.
 
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