For the Guru's out there. I've recently had a bike stolen from my garage and my insurance want more info than I've got about the level of this bike and a current equivalent replacement.
The bike was a steel (Full rigid late 80's early 90's ) Made by a german company called Weltkrone (World crown) It had a triple Biopace crankset. Shimano eXage Country groupset (Canti brakes, Thumby shifters, rear indexed after a fashion!)
Fairly Cross country in geometry
anyone have an idea of what level of modern bike would be an equivalnet? My insurance are just shrugging shoulders..
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For the Guru's out there. I've recently had a bike stolen from my garage and my insurance want more info than I've got about the level of this bike and a current equivalent replacement.
The bike was a steel (Full rigid late 80's early 90's ) Made by a german company called Weltkrone (World crown) It had a triple Biopace crankset. Shimano eXage Country groupset (Canti brakes, Thumby shifters, rear
indexed
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after a fashion!)
Fairly Cross country in geometry
anyone have an idea of what level of modern bike would be an equivalnet?
For the Guru's out there. I've recently had a bike stolen from my garage and my insurance want more info than I've got about the level of this bike and a current equivalent replacement.
The bike was a steel (Full rigid late 80's early 90's ) Made by a german company called Weltkrone (World crown) It had a triple Biopace crankset. Shimano eXage Country groupset (Canti brakes, Thumby shifters, rear indexed after a fashion!)
Fairly Cross country in geometry
anyone have an idea of what level of modern bike would be an equivalnet? My insurance are just shrugging shoulders..
thanks In advnace
Where I live you would get zero money for it. But for the insurance company to compensate for its loss, I'd figure about $75.00 max. With this amount of money I would go to a bike shop that specializes in student transport bikes like ones located near large college campuses.
For the Guru's out there. I've recently had a bike stolen from my garage and my insurance want more info than I've got about the level of this bike and a current equivalent replacement.
The bike was a steel (Full rigid late 80's early 90's ) Made by a german company called Weltkrone (World crown) It had a triple Biopace crankset. Shimano eXage Country groupset (Canti brakes, Thumby shifters, rear indexed after a fashion!)
Fairly Cross country in geometry
anyone have an idea of what level of modern bike would be an equivalnet? My insurance are just shrugging shoulders..
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