Finished the build!
I also posted in classic and vintage but wanted to hear from the old fogies.Any rule against that?For your perusal my 1987 Pinarello Montello.https://picasaweb.google.com/1120383...eat=directlink
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Thats really cool! Thanks for the perusal. :thumb:
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Originally Posted by trek330
(Post 13230763)
I also posted in classic and vintage but wanted to hear from the old fogies.Any rule against that?For your perusal my 1987 Pinarello Montello.https://picasaweb.google.com/1120383...eat=directlink
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Originally Posted by cehowardGS
(Post 13230929)
All I can say is :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
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Nice build. Looks like it's going to be a great ride. BTW, I find "old fogies" a bit offensive.
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Sweet bike
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Originally Posted by NOS88
(Post 13231646)
Nice build. Looks like it's going to be a great ride. BTW, I find "old fogies" a bit offensive.
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Uh oh,Does fogey have a more offensive meaning than I'm aware of?
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Originally Posted by trek330
(Post 13232183)
Uh oh,Does fogey have a more offensive meaning than I'm aware of?
A dull old fellow; a person behind the times, over-conservative, or slow; -- usually preceded by old. Like I said, nice build. Ought to be a great ride. |
Nice looking bike
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Originally Posted by NOS88
(Post 13232249)
Fogy \Fo"gy\, n.; pl. Fogies.
A dull old fellow; a person behind the times, over-conservative, or slow; -- usually preceded by old. Like I said, nice build. Ought to be a great ride. |
Very nice.
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Very, very nice. Congrats.
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Originally Posted by trek330
(Post 13230763)
I also posted in classic and vintage but wanted to hear from the old fogies.Any rule against that?For your perusal my 1987 Pinarello Montello.https://picasaweb.google.com/1120383...eat=directlink
Nice looking bike though. |
Originally Posted by trek330
(Post 13231446)
cehowardGS I also have a Litespeed classic.
Now, which one will get the most use? :D |
Originally Posted by cehowardGS
(Post 13234502)
Then I can truly say, you have exquisite taste!! :beer:
Now, which one will get the most use? :D |
Buon Italiano!
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Originally Posted by trek330
(Post 13235157)
Pinarello for sure.
Lot of peeps don't understand how the sweet vintage bikes are picked way more than the latest and the greatest to ride. Not only that, IMO, the vintage bikes got more on looks than the latest and the greatest too. Hope I don't start anything! ;) Anyway, you on a roll!! :beer: |
Originally Posted by cehowardGS
(Post 13235448)
Cool! :thumb:
Lot of peeps don't understand how the sweet vintage bikes are picked way more than the latest and the greatest to ride. Not only that, IMO, the vintage bikes got more on looks than the latest and the greatest too. Hope I don't start anything! ;) Anyway, you on a roll!! :beer: |
Originally Posted by NOS88
(Post 13235649)
I don't believe that for a second.
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Nice build. I like the dings. (Seriously, not being sarcastic). Not sure how you can ride with the bar in that position but to each his own. BTW "old fogies" don't build bikes; nor do they ride bikes. Don't be so self-deprecating, but if you must, keep me out of it.
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Nice machine. I have a Grandis and love the Italian bikes.
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Originally Posted by Sculptor7
(Post 13236929)
Nice build. I like the dings. (Seriously, not being sarcastic). Not sure how you can ride with the bar in that position but to each his own. BTW "old fogies" don't build bikes; nor do they ride bikes. Don't be so self-deprecating, but if you must, keep me out of it.
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