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12-30-06, 07:38 PM
I've began the buildup of my '84 Raleigh Team Professional frameset, and as I don't care to scrape up yet another Campagnolo groupset for this machine, I figured I'd build this one up a bit unconventionally - starting with a Zeus 2000 RD (need the matching FD!), and in the hopes of adding the following component mix: black Royal Gran Compe brake calipers, black Galli levers with white engraving, and an Ofmega, Galli or similar Campagnolo knockoff crankset with polished arms and black rings. Probably going to use a black anodized Cinelli 90 or 100mm stem, and my personal favorite for handlebars, a polished aluminum Cinelli Giro D' Italia...with red cotton bar tape.
The Trek 728 donated it's Phil-hub wheelset. Rolls as if you buttered up grease.
Forgive the poor photos:
http://www.jaysmarine.com/84_teampro.jpg
http://www.jaysmarine.com/84_teampro_Zeus_2.jpg
And the journey begins on another buildup. If any of you fellows might have a suitable crankset that fits the bill, or the Zeus 2000 FD, let me know. Already got a lead on the RGC brake calipers.
Take care,
-Kurt
The Trek 728 donated it's Phil-hub wheelset. Rolls as if you buttered up grease.
Forgive the poor photos:
http://www.jaysmarine.com/84_teampro.jpg
http://www.jaysmarine.com/84_teampro_Zeus_2.jpg
And the journey begins on another buildup. If any of you fellows might have a suitable crankset that fits the bill, or the Zeus 2000 FD, let me know. Already got a lead on the RGC brake calipers.
Take care,
-Kurt