Retro roadies- old frames with STI's or Ergos
11-24-15, 06:01 PM
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I blame this project on RobbieTunes. My wife blames me. Here is my poor mans retro roadie. 1984 Trek 610. Campy Mirage 9 sp.
many beautiful bikes on this thread.
many beautiful bikes on this thread.
11-25-15, 12:29 AM
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This is my mid 70's Panasonic Professional with 9 speed Ultegra. I bought this as a frame and fork only and built it up with all used parts. I like it.
11-25-15, 01:32 PM
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Pedal to the medal
11-27-15, 04:53 AM
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Thanks. You're the only one why voted for Mavic 
Almost done with the build. Got the 105 5800 groupset this week and trying to sort out the chrome job. A bit disappointed though that the shop can't do the chrome job and the powder coating job. They said they wouldn't do it because the masking tape would be cooked in the powder coating process.. Now looking on either doing a plain color or illustrations in the frame or spray art job. Need to finish this build before Christmas.
Almost done with the build. Got the 105 5800 groupset this week and trying to sort out the chrome job. A bit disappointed though that the shop can't do the chrome job and the powder coating job. They said they wouldn't do it because the masking tape would be cooked in the powder coating process.. Now looking on either doing a plain color or illustrations in the frame or spray art job. Need to finish this build before Christmas.
11-27-15, 08:54 AM
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11-29-15, 08:29 AM
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Astrid
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Guy: Jesus, she was the best thing that ever happened to me.
Haha yeah sums her up really and she's all mine.
A curvy slim petite girl who is extremely HOT. Might look mean from first glance. But has the most adorable personality when you have encounter her. Has the greatest smile. She is into long-term relationships and she's loveable and passionate. The true meaning of wifey material. She is the most trustworthy friend you can ever have and she is also very intelligent in all that involves the arts such as music, drawing, design, dancing, and writing. Teachers love her and students hate her. She is beauty and brains. Overall, a really really great person. Regarded by most as best thing thats ever happened to them. Oh yea the only downfall is that she's usually pretty much taken when you meet her. So if you have an Astrid you better never let her go !!!
Guy: Jesus, she was the best thing that ever happened to me.
Haha yeah sums her up really and she's all mine.
11-29-15, 09:23 AM
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I knew you'd get it. 
Astrid
A curvy slim petite girl who is extremely HOT. Might look mean from first glance. But has the most adorable personality when you have encounter her. Has the greatest smile. She is into long-term relationships and she's loveable and passionate. The true meaning of wifey material. She is the most trustworthy friend you can ever have and she is also very intelligent in all that involves the arts such as music, drawing, design, dancing, and writing. Teachers love her and students hate her. She is beauty and brains. Overall, a really really great person. Regarded by most as best thing thats ever happened to them. Oh yea the only downfall is that she's usually pretty much taken when you meet her. So if you have an Astrid you better never let her go !!!
Guy: Jesus, she was the best thing that ever happened to me.
Haha yeah sums her up really and she's all mine.
A curvy slim petite girl who is extremely HOT. Might look mean from first glance. But has the most adorable personality when you have encounter her. Has the greatest smile. She is into long-term relationships and she's loveable and passionate. The true meaning of wifey material. She is the most trustworthy friend you can ever have and she is also very intelligent in all that involves the arts such as music, drawing, design, dancing, and writing. Teachers love her and students hate her. She is beauty and brains. Overall, a really really great person. Regarded by most as best thing thats ever happened to them. Oh yea the only downfall is that she's usually pretty much taken when you meet her. So if you have an Astrid you better never let her go !!!
Guy: Jesus, she was the best thing that ever happened to me.
Haha yeah sums her up really and she's all mine.
11-30-15, 01:17 AM
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Awesome ride slybry, how are you liking the Campy 11spd. Still in doubt as to what to choose for my project, thinking about doing the same. Did you use the power-torque system cups?
11-30-15, 11:56 AM
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11-30-15, 12:13 PM
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Yeah the first 3 I built for coworkers to use at a triathlon and the 4th is mine.
11-30-15, 01:05 PM
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@rode liking it so far, looks great and shifts well. I do really like the Campy hoods. Installing was a bit of a pain due to Campy using odd tools and sizes (14mm hex wrench for the cranks and their 11spd chain tool), but otherwise it was easy. I did use the power-torque system cups, not too hard to install, but they do require a crank pull to take off in the future. hope that helps!
11-30-15, 01:14 PM
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@rode liking it so far, looks great and shifts well. I do really like the Campy hoods. Installing was a bit of a pain due to Campy using odd tools and sizes (14mm hex wrench for the cranks and their 11spd chain tool), but otherwise it was easy. I did use the power-torque system cups, not too hard to install, but they do require a crank pull to take off in the future. hope that helps!
Yeah I have heard a lot of people praise the Campy hoods.
11-30-15, 03:27 PM
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Big time.
Welcome to the forum. This is definitely the thread for you.
As well as this one....
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...aint-jobs.html
Welcome to the forum. This is definitely the thread for you.
As well as this one....
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...aint-jobs.html