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| Perhaps the only remaining original Cielo mountain bike in existence. Chris King rebooted the Cielo brand in 2008 making steel road and mountain bikes. (([[https://www.bloomberg.com/news/photo-essays/2012-12-14/a-rare-tour-of-a-rare-business-chris-kings-made-in-usa-bicycle-factory|bloomberg]]Frame and fork cost $1700)). Cielo later ceased production in 2017 (([[https://bikeportland.org/2017/08/16/chris-king-will-no-longer-manufacture-cielo-frames-239074|bikeportland]])) | Perhaps the only remaining original Cielo mountain bike in existence. Chris King rebooted the Cielo brand in 2008 making steel road and mountain bikes. (([[https://www.bloomberg.com/news/photo-essays/2012-12-14/a-rare-tour-of-a-rare-business-chris-kings-made-in-usa-bicycle-factory|bloomberg]]Frame and fork cost $1700)). Cielo later ceased production in 2017 (([[https://bikeportland.org/2017/08/16/chris-king-will-no-longer-manufacture-cielo-frames-239074|bikeportland]])) |
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| | Campagnolo Rally 1.1 (1975-82) derailleurs, TA cranks, four bottle cages, gas welded with frame gussets on down tube, Mafac cantilevers, Magura brake levers, shoulder straps w/braze/ons, |
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| | See full details on this bike at: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20140202194448/http://velocult.com/bikes/cielo-cycles-chris-king/|Velocult archive]]. |
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