Chesini...Finished.
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Chesini...Finished.
Here's some OK pics of the Chesini build, finished.
I do still have a few nicks to touch-up and some polishing to do.
I'm also considering switching to black tape with white stitching.
Lastly, the wheels are still borrowed from the Calfee...black A23s on silver hubs to follow...
I do still have a few nicks to touch-up and some polishing to do.
I'm also considering switching to black tape with white stitching.
Lastly, the wheels are still borrowed from the Calfee...black A23s on silver hubs to follow...
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Thanx Guys...much appreciated.
This is my first EL-OS frame...I got in a short ride Friday...although it was quite windy here.
I think this thing will be a rocket. It has the snap that I like (like my Gilmour) but has the stability of the De Rosa, which I always attributed to the BB design and Diamante stays, and is probably due here to the bladed stays and tube diameters at the BB, along with the compact/stiffer design.
We'll see how it climbs as well...that is still up in the air.
This is my first EL-OS frame...I got in a short ride Friday...although it was quite windy here.
I think this thing will be a rocket. It has the snap that I like (like my Gilmour) but has the stability of the De Rosa, which I always attributed to the BB design and Diamante stays, and is probably due here to the bladed stays and tube diameters at the BB, along with the compact/stiffer design.
We'll see how it climbs as well...that is still up in the air.