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Charge Urban

Vintage…

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What do you get when you take this vintage photograph of a racer crushing his C-Record-equipped Raleigh Professional?

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An American Apparel ad…

Thanks Andrew a.k.a. SummerInside!

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  • pdash

    Thats Nelson Vails….former nyc messenger early 80′s

  • http://prollyisnotprobably.com prolly

    Yeah, I pulled it from the NYC Fixed boards. There was a discussion on it. Didn’t think it was relevant to state the racer’s name in this context.

    :-)

  • kale

    That helmet is a beacon of hope to all that is cycling. *note the glasses under the straps – PRO.

  • dan pinto

    dam i love that store me an Steve hearty go there 5 times a week

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