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Here is a photo of the '51 Rudge; one of many provided by the seller. It is in remarkably good condition, considering that it is nearly 60 years old; a couple of small dents in the fenders and the chaincase, and a small flat spot on the rear Raleigh-pattern rim. The paint color has faded to a rich chocolate brown, and all of the small decals intact.
A week after arranging for shipping, UPS delivered the carefully packaged bike to my door.
As I unpacked the box, I discovered that UPS had somehow managed to smash the rear fender, and the headlight beyond repair.
3 comments:
Hi
I live in York,England and have a 1947 Rudge Sports Tourist.Yours looks a lovely bike, and in general, there are not so many of this type in the UK.I believe a lot were exported from the UK.
Nick Becycle.....
http://www.khazanahsepedatua.blogspot.com
Keep up the good work.
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