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Touch it up and ride it
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- Northamptonshire
Why different colour forks ?Ahttps://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/56cm-Vintage-Road-Bike-FALCON-OLYMPIC-Ernie-Clement-Circa-1978-99p-start/264543431487?hash=item3d98046b3f:g:6BcAAOSwDtFd2U4~
Why different colour forks ?Ahttps://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/56cm-Vintage-Road-Bike-FALCON-OLYMPIC-Ernie-Clement-Circa-1978-99p-start/264543431487?hash=item3d98046b3f:g:6BcAAOSwDtFd2U4~
That's a bit special. Great condition, it looks like it was made last week! 👍👍Some lovely Falcons on this post, here is my 1980 Falcon Professional. Originally purchased from a shop in Lancashire in 81'. I am told It was a show bike for the then new Shimano Aerodynamics Ax series which didn't really gain too much popularity. Some components are now 600.
Typically Falcon, very little is known about the bike, it's frame number is 00002, people have speculated it was a special build, but we will never really know.
It was donated to me by a lovely old semi pro racer in 2009, I don't use it often but it rides beautifully.
Thanks for your kind comments,by the time I took ownership it had been relegated to the turbo trainer and was quite corroded. I fitted some 700c Mavic Module e and Brooks Swift. Along with a repaint in the team colour all of the anodised parts were stripped and machine polished. Do you have a picture of the Super Pro, what era is it.Thats very interesting the serial number on my Falcon Super Pro is very similar to that, only one number that isn’t a zero.
Thats a very nice Falcon. What modifications were made when it was restored?
I have a 23" Ernie Clements Falcon frame. No decals but I have the head badge. Not sure what to do with it because its just a bit big for me.