Plum Vainqueur road bicycle frameset made by Torpado
Vintage Plum Vainqueur road bicycle frameset
Made by Torpado?
| Country: Belgium Brand: Plum Vainqueur Model: Year: '70ies Frame Size: | Serial number: |
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DCI team members: 'Portebidon', 'Chasse-patate' and 'pearlsforpigs'
Road bicycle / frame of the month, unknown: Gios torino road frame?
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PLUM vainqueur track and road bicycle forks
Vintage PLUM vainqueur track and road bicycle forks
PLUM Vainqueur cyclocross frame
Vintage PLUM Vainqueur cyclocross frame
Made by Torpado in Italy?
| Country: Belgium Brand: Plum Model: Vainqueur Year: 1980's Frame Size: | Serial number: |
Plum? frameset from the 30's
Unknown racing frame
With younger decal 'PLUM'
| Country: Belgium Brand: Plum Model: Year: 1930 Frame Size: | Serial number: Tubing: |
Plum Vainqueur Reynolds made by Torpado
Vintage Plum Vainqueur Reynolds made by Torpado
Made by Torpado?
| Country: Belgium Model: Plum Vainqueur Year:1975 Frame Size: Serial number: |
Plum Vainqueur frameset
Vintage Plum Vainqueur frameset.
Are the Torpado drop-outs an indication for the later collaboration
with Torpado for the Paganini's ?
| Country: Belgium Brand: Plum Vainqueur Model: Year: '70ies |
Plum Vainqueur road bicycle Senior and Junior
Vintage Plum Vainqueur road bicycle,
thanks to Quentin and sons!
| Country: Belgium Model: Year: first half '80s Frame Size: CC55 Serial number: Tubing: Tange Champion n°2 Crankset: Shimano 600 Arabesque |
Plum Vainqueur road bicycle from 1976
Vintage steel road bicycle Plum Vainqueur from 1976
Plum, a humble bike shop based in Ghent, Belgium, has a great name in cycling and it can look back on a history of over a hundred years.
The shop started in 1910 as "PDS", which referred to its founder's name - Pol Desnerck. A few years later, Pol changed the name to La Plume, French for feather