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Originally Posted by Old Fat Guy
As far as Shimano vs Campagnolo... I think the Shimano stuff of that era is better, and it's less expensive.
I have been riding Shimano on my Cinelli since 1984, and haven't felt the wrath of the cycling gods yet. I do have Campagnolo SR on my Guerciotti, and it's on my Rossin that is in the process of restoring. They both work well, but it is hard to beat early Dura Ace for index shifting.
The fact that the De Rosa was Dura Ace made it easier for me to justify. As I mentioned above, I have a pile of spare parts for Dura Ace, and numerous sets of tubulars that are Dura Ace freehubs.
Here is my Cinelli, I'm not sure if I've ever posted a picture of it before:
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I have been riding Shimano on my Cinelli since 1984, and haven't felt the wrath of the cycling gods yet. I do have Campagnolo SR on my Guerciotti, and it's on my Rossin that is in the process of restoring. They both work well, but it is hard to beat early Dura Ace for index shifting.
The fact that the De Rosa was Dura Ace made it easier for me to justify. As I mentioned above, I have a pile of spare parts for Dura Ace, and numerous sets of tubulars that are Dura Ace freehubs.
Here is my Cinelli, I'm not sure if I've ever posted a picture of it before:
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That's really, really nice - I'm always amazed at how well preserved some bikes are when they aren't subject to the horrors of urban life.
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All right, my take on this:
First off, thats a beautiful Italian bike. I love the color and DeRosa's signature on the head tube. The pantographed stem does'nt hurt it at all either. I would love to ride around on a bike like that.
First off, thats a beautiful Italian bike. I love the color and DeRosa's signature on the head tube. The pantographed stem does'nt hurt it at all either. I would love to ride around on a bike like that.
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Originally Posted by vpiuva
Chain must be on small rear/ large front! Oh My!
I must take more pictures in the proper pose before the handlebar tape gets too dirty ;-)
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Originally Posted by localtalent
That's really, really nice - I'm always amazed at how well preserved some bikes are when they aren't subject to the horrors of urban life.
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OFG, fwiw I'm putting suntour on my Remy (dutch). I was going to put it
on the Zieleman (also dutch, you get the idea) but Ko Zieleman was very clear
that he didn't like the japanese (or their components), seems kind of appropriate
to honor his preference.
marty
on the Zieleman (also dutch, you get the idea) but Ko Zieleman was very clear
that he didn't like the japanese (or their components), seems kind of appropriate
to honor his preference.
marty
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