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| Model: | Champion Team |
| Brand: | Motobécane - MBK |
| Category: | Road Race |
| Years: | 1973 - ? |
| Country: | France |
| Production: | Individual Hand Crafted |
| Sold As: | Unknown |
| Material: | Steel |
| Construction: | Lugged |
| Drivetrain: | Derailleurs |
| Wheel Size: | 700c |
| Added By: | slipangle on 11/30/11 |
| Updated By: | JFischer on 11/30/11 |
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| Primary Example: | Motobécane - MBK Champion Team (1973) |
| Years: | 1973 | Sold As: | Unknown |
| Bottom Bracket: | French: 35mm x 1mm | Brake Mounting: | Exterior Nutted |
| Brake Bridge: | Reinforced | Derailleur Cable Routing: | Clamp-on |
| Lug Style: | plain | Brake Guides: | Clamp on |
| Fork Style: | Curved Blades | Seat Stays: | Capped, flat |
| Fork Crown Style: | Flat Crown | Main Tubing: | |
| Rear Dropouts: | Horizontal | Color(s): | |
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| Additional Resources |
| Resources: |  Reference & Charts Catalogs |
One of the giants of French bicycle production, Motobécane produced a full line of bicycles from the sought after Team Champions and Le Champions down to the Hi-Ten (gas pipe) built base models. It should be noted that many Motobécanes were built with Swiss threaded bottom brackets instead of the typical French threading.
Motobécane was the first French maker to start using Japanese parts.
