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Old 06-10-15, 06:38 AM
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It alive and running at a 100%

My Eddy Merckx barn find is finally back in running shape, install new tubular tire, white 3ttt Lorice bar tape. Plus a brooks professional saddle.
Totally excited for my first real ride today
Will add picture later
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Can't wait to see pics of it up and running.
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I'm interested in knowing the details, too. In 3 weeks I will be starting on a barn find '77 Colnago Super.
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Pix or it didn't happen. (Someone had to say it.)
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Too nice to lock up! So, how does it ride??
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Nice ride, but ya gotta match the tires.
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Invest in a better lock. Seriously, that bike will get stolen if you don't start using a lock that deters thieves.
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Originally Posted by OldsCOOL
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I'm interested in knowing the details, too. In 3 weeks I will be starting on a barn find '77 Colnago Super.
Glad to hear you got your grail bike! Congrats!
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Invest in a better lock. Seriously, that bike will get stolen if you don't start using a lock that deters thieves.

+1. Kryptonite orange or yellow.
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I need to start poking around barns! Nice bike.
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Wow, nice one.

+1 to the lock comments. It's a nicer bike than I'd lock up at all, unless that's an employee lot far from regular civilization and you're high up on the org chart.
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Originally Posted by horatio
Glad to hear you got your grail bike! Congrats!
Thanx, Horatio! Cant wait.
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Someone is going to steal that bike. A cable cutter will go through that cable as fast as scissors go through paper. It's that easy.
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I need to start poking around barns! Nice bike.
It is more fun than sex...



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It is more fun than sex...



Spiders, mice and tetanus boosters.

Bring it on.
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all I ever find in barns is bull ****. literally..
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Originally Posted by randyjawa
It is more fun than sex...
You are doing it wrong, then.
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Originally Posted by randyjawa
It is more fun than sex...
"We put on women's clothing, and hang around in bar[n]s." -- apologies to Monty Python
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