* 6061 Aluminium Frame, Chromoly fork
* Shimano EZI-FIRE Shifters/Levers, Shimano Derailleurs
* Shimano Hubs with Alex DA-16 Double Wall Rims, Maxxis 28mm Tyres
* WTB Speed V Saddle
steel pedals
full length black shiny mud guards
grey ergo hand grips
miricycle black mirror
stolen on the evening of 23rd Sept 2008
Stolen: Viventi Nova Sport Carlton North Victoria
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Stolen: Viventi Nova Sport Carlton North Victoria
Postby phoenix307 » Fri Oct 10, 2008 7:59 pm
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