Hi Guys, Im Tina, long long time reader but first time posting and that's because ive finally found my very own Malvern star and I love it, I think its a 2 star, its a ladies bike with beautiful old leather seat, it has the numbers 5M 11007 stamped on the frame where the seat bolts on, im guessing that's an age thing if anyone can tell me that, the rear fork sorta part un bolts too which is unusual for me, anyhoo I look forward to chatting with you all soon,
cheers Tina
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby ironhanglider » Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:20 pm
Hello and welcome. I see you've already found the retro biking sub forum where you are likely to find answers you seek. There's a few retro riders based in Tassie too.tinams wrote:Hi Guys, Im Tina, long long time reader but first time posting and that's because ive finally found my very own Malvern star and I love it, I think its a 2 star, its a ladies bike with beautiful old leather seat, it has the numbers 5M 11007 stamped on the frame where the seat bolts on, im guessing that's an age thing if anyone can tell me that, the rear fork sorta part un bolts too which is unusual for me, anyhoo I look forward to chatting with you all soon,
cheers Tina
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby jules21 » Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:14 pm
sorry Tina, come back when you get a carbon race bike
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby Tornado » Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:59 pm
Welcome Tina . Wish I discovered road cycling before I left Tassie .
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby Bob_TAS » Mon Jun 10, 2013 12:13 am
Welcome Tina. No clue on the Malvern Star but make sure your seat stays are in good condition before taking it out for a spin.
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby foo on patrol » Mon Jun 10, 2013 5:30 am
Enjoy the ride on here Tina!
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby tinams » Mon Jun 10, 2013 4:58 pm
thanks for the warm welcome all, im learning heaps already on here.
cheers Tina
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby antipodean » Mon Jun 10, 2013 5:39 pm
Welcome from a fellow Taswegian.
The "mainlanders" can only dream about the brilliant cycling we have in Tassie.
The "mainlanders" can only dream about the brilliant cycling we have in Tassie.
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby Hamster » Mon Jun 10, 2013 5:51 pm
Hi Tina,
The M in your serial number probably indicates that it was manufactured in Melbourne. The numbers don't mean much to me not being all that interested in Malvern Star despite owning a 1954 3-star. Go over to the Retro Bicycle forum and post some pictures and somebody there will be able to date it for you.
The M in your serial number probably indicates that it was manufactured in Melbourne. The numbers don't mean much to me not being all that interested in Malvern Star despite owning a 1954 3-star. Go over to the Retro Bicycle forum and post some pictures and somebody there will be able to date it for you.
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Re: Tina from Tassie newbie
Postby tinams » Thu Jun 13, 2013 8:15 am
Thanks for the info Hamster, i'll check out the retro area now. Cheers Tina
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