Concord Selecta Freedom 12 - FINISHED PICS

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I know it is another road bike...

but it was too good to pass up. My mom found it today at the thrift shop for $9.65

It is in great shape, just a little dirty. Tires are even new.

The headbadge looks pretty cool too. when I do a search on Ebay for Concord Bicycle, the only thing that comes up is for of this headbadge from $17 to $27

From the little research I did it looks like the Concord bikes were made by a company named Kuwahara. It is a japan made bike

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Re: Concord Selecta Freedom 12

Kuwahara actually came back, a Canadian company bought the name and built some bikes/had a team for a few years, then they went bankrupt.
 
Re: Concord Selecta Freedom 12

ive gotta concord badge, never new what bike it went to til now, thanks ! not a bad lookin road bike neither. i believe there was also a "concorde" brand bicycle too once upon a time.
 
Re: Concord Selecta Freedom 12

Nice she will clean up well..good score..Can't beat that price.. Good looking out MOM. :wink:
(A mother all ways looks out for their children)
 
Finally, here are the finished pics of my single speed conversion Concord. I ended up with a 52-20 gear setup and I am only running a rear brake. enjoy...

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well, considering I paid under $10 for it and traded it for a brand new Xbox 360 plus accessories with a total value of $450 and the fact that i had 19 responses to my craigslist add in two days, if I could get it back for $50 I'm pretty confident that I could flip it again for a decent profit.

and besides, I think it looked quite nice when I was done with it...

who needs all those gears anyway?
 
Yep, any steel, lugged frame with horizontal dropouts is worth way more money than it should be thanks to the fixie hipster crowd.
 
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