Thanks for showing your Techniums, guys. I've been riding mine since I bought it in 1990
as a leftover. This bike has been just pure awesome, especially after I put the aluminum
fork on and dropped a couple pounds. It now weighs 20 lbs. I can't say enough about the
Technium. It is just flexible enough to be comfortable on long rides, but when I want some
speed, I just reach into the drops and pull it out. I am not what I would call a strong rider,
so I have not reached the limit of what this bike can do.
I usually take it out for 60-milers in the summer and my pace is about 16. I have to admit
that one reason I ride the Technium is because it is U.S. I am proud to do-so.






Manufactured June 8, 1989
Repainted in May 2000 by The Color Factory
All components upgraded and hand-picked by me
Frame: 58cm seattube c-c, 57cm toptube c-c.
6061-T8 Alcoa aluminum maintubes (Vickers hardness 136)
Tange chrome-moly stays, lugs, headtube, dropouts and b.b. shell
Fork: Kinesis Road-D threadless alloy 1"
Crankset: Campagnolo Veloce (53-39)
Bottom bracket: Campagnolo Veloce
Chainrings: Stronglight 5083/Miche Supertype
Rear derailleur: Suntour Cyclone 6000
Front derailleur: Suntour XCM 3040 (original part)
Shifters: Suntour (Blaze) Accushift (set to friction)
Rims: Sun Venus 700c, 28H rear, 20H front
Hubs: Royce RH30 rear,
Hope Mono Pro 3 front
Spokes: DTSwiss single-butted 14g
Skewers: Campagnolo Victory
Stem: ITM The Big One 110mm
Handlebar: Scott LF Liteflite 40cm
Handlebar tape: Control Tech yellow
Brake Calipers: Campagnolo Veloce
Brake levers: Cane Creek SCR-5C
Brake blocks: Fibrax 310 Sprint
Headset: Cane Creek 110 Classic
Chain: Sachs PG
Freewheel: Sachs A.R.I.S. 14-28 (6-sp)
Seatpost: Campagnolo Chorus 18cm, 26.8mm
Saddle: Terry Falcon Y
Pedals: Speedplay Frog Ti
Tires: IRC Paperlite Plus (23mm)
Bottle cages: Specialized Rib Cage
Bottles; Kleen Kanteen 27oz
Comp: VDO A8