Mark I (1970 - 1972) Main Distinguishing Points • Rear Frame member is straight and is close to rear hub. • Handlebars clamped in traditional fashion - can be moved. • Long Seat • Rounded Gear Knob More detailed info and photos coming later
Mark II (1972 - 1982) Main Distinguishing Points • Rear Frame member is swept back at bottom • Handlebars fixed • Shorter Seat • T-Shift Gear Knob • Rear Rack More detailed info and photos coming later
Mark II 5-Speed (1973 - 1976) Main Distinguishing Points • As MK2 but with 5-speed Derailleur Gears • Different Gear Shift(2 Levers) More detailed info and photos coming later
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