Michael P’s 1975 Viscount Aerospace G.P.

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Michael P’s 1975 Viscount Aerospace G.P. brings us to the last weekend of February: the last weekend it can be considered excusable to NOT be riding a bicycle outdoors in the Upper-Midwest. How ’bout we all try for a little over achievement? See you on the road.

1975 Viscount Aerospace G.P.

Recently purchased from the original owner this summer.  Bike was minimally ridden over the past 35 years.  All components including the 3rd generation aluminum fork came as original except tubes and handlebar tape.   I’ve since switched out the saddle and seat post for a proper fit but have saved the originals.  It’s a great display or riding bike for its age.  It’s a very well preserved, fun to own bike for Viscount fans.

Thanks Michael

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  • Julie s

    Those bars look ENORMOUS on that little frame. Too small for you? Love those high flange hubs. Also the 2 tone colors are very pleasing to the eye.
    Nice find!

  • Mark D

    Really like the color scheme, chain wheel, and that aluminum fork (original? — wow). Paint condition looks great. And, to agree with Julie on the handlebars, if this bike was an elephant, its species would definitely be African. Nice looking ride!

  • Matthew

    Be careful- if it’s all original, the fork may be a “Death Fork” that was recalled.

    http://www.sheldonbrown.com/lambert.html