Centurion Pro-Tour 1976
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Geometry
| 59.7 | |
|---|---|
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| Reach | 359 |
| Stack | 560 |
| Top Tube (effective) | 652 |
| Top Tube (actual) | 679 |
| Seat Tube C-T | 668 |
| Seat Tube C-C | 538 |
| Head Angle | 74 |
| Seat Angle | 73 |
| Head Tube | 137 |
| Chainstay | 494 |
| Wheelbase | 859 |
| BB Type | BSA |
| Fork Rake / Offset | 68 |
| Trail | 51 |
| Seatpost Diameter | 28 |
| Axle Spacing | 121(r) 100(f) |
| Wheel Size | 17-630 |
| Tyre Max Width | 33 |
| Crank Length | 152 |
| Headset | 1" Falcon threaded |
| Seat Clamp | integrated |
| Front Mech | band |
| Bike Weight | 13 |
| Data Source | Manufacturer |
Note: Mfg in Japan but spec'd in inches by Western States Imports , importer for US market. Measurements from "Bicycling Mag", 1976 review by Gary Fisher are correct except head and seat angles which are 72 instead of 73. Reach, stack , head and seat angles are from my 1976 Centurion Pro-Tour.
Standard measurements are in millimeters and degrees. The site attempts to recognize and convert other units back to standard - results may vary.
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