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Originally Posted by top506
Some answers to questions.
.... I think that $250 total for a good Tange #1 frame hung with all 105 comps is a better cost-to-value ratio than what any new bike would get me.....
And I think you're right. But suppose you could get a NOS Italian frame with Campy dropouts for <$200 delivered, and hang your existing parts on it?

For example:
Frame 1
Frame 2

These are just quick examples - they may or may not be your size, but these kinds of frames are out there. Either way, though, you can't go wrong. And a "custom" Ironman would be cool!
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