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Pashley Deli Bike
The Delibike is a classic in its own right, bringing back fond memories of an age gone by with its traditional construction and timeless “butchers boy” style and grace. Ideally suited to mobile advertising and display, the Delibike can be tailored to sport your company’s colours and logo on its large name plate. Fully equipped with hub gears and brakes, the Delibike comes fitted with a heavy duty tubular steel front carrier with a load capacity of 25 kilos. Frame: Hand brazed frame with reinforced carrier lugs Gears: Three speed low maintenance Sturmey Archer hub gears Brakes: Fully enclosed all weather brake hubs Wheels: Heavy duty 26″ rear / 20″ front wheels and tyres Features: Large tubular front carrier & Advertising panel.
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