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Pedersen Classic, Kemper
The Kemper version of the classic Pedersen bike is made with exquisite craftsmanship. The Kemper Pedersen is tailor made to fix your life style. Using the old style of the classic Pedersen with the use of modern technology, Kemper adapt their models to the current technical trends, as Mr. Pedersen did 110 years ago when he created the first Pedersen. With multiple options for the saddle, wheels, tyres, brakes, hubs, and lights, the Kemper Pedersen makes for a truly unique bicycle and ride.
This Pedersen comes with 28 in wheels.
Since the bike is custom-made, if you need Further assistance with making you perfect bike, please don’t hesitate to call or email us at Velorution
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