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New Ciocc Build
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Finished up the build on my new Ciocc this afternoon! :)Took it out on a 15 mile out and back this evening, holy cow is this a quick handling bike! Been riding an All City Space Horse touring rig since my Masi and got hit by a car last season and compared to the touring bike, this is like a Porsche. It's a full 10 speed Rival kit, some low-end Ritchey parts and Reynolds Shadow wheels. Not super light but fine for what I was looking for!
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Practical build that looks hot!
Can't wait to see big pics when I get home. :) |
Nice Job!!!!
you'll get used to the handling in no time. |
Love it!
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Was this the frame from Nashbar?
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Awesome bike! Congratulations.
I am in process of my own CIOCC build with classic Campy components. Can't wait. I have never owned an Italian bike. |
Not usually a fan of Ciocc here...but...you could change my opinion with that bike. Also...not usually a fan of "modernizing" with brifters, etc...but...again...making me rethink that position!
Good job and thanks for sharing! |
Originally Posted by thinktubes
(Post 18005023)
Nice Job!!!!
you'll get used to the handling in no time. |
Originally Posted by UKFan4Sure
(Post 18005511)
Was this the frame from Nashbar?
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Originally Posted by jjames1452
(Post 18005535)
Awesome bike! Congratulations.
I am in process of my own CIOCC build with classic Campy components. Can't wait. I have never owned an Italian bike. What model do you have? Can't wait to see it, classic Campy will make for a sweet ride for sure. |
Originally Posted by daf1009
(Post 18005685)
Not usually a fan of Ciocc here...but...you could change my opinion with that bike. Also...not usually a fan of "modernizing" with brifters, etc...but...again...making me rethink that position!
Good job and thanks for sharing! As for Ciocc, I had an 80s DeRosa Super Record about twenty years ago that I loved. I messengered on it until it was wrecked in an accident. Since then I've wanted another, but DeRosa's are just a bit out of my price range. So I just started looking at all the other Italian frames on ebay and when I spotted this one it was spot on in terms of size, price, tube set, and look. Pretty pleased with it! |
Originally Posted by gomango
(Post 18004777)
Practical build that looks hot!
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Originally Posted by TickDoc
(Post 18005031)
Love it!
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Originally Posted by tonupbandit
(Post 18005840)
Nope. This was an ebay find. Mid-80s Designer '84. I think it was a floor model or something b/c it's in very good shape. Very few scratches, paint still has gloss.
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Originally Posted by horatio
(Post 18006255)
Was that the BIN frame from the CA bike shop? I almost pulled the trigger on that one.
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Originally Posted by tonupbandit
(Post 18007332)
It was. I couldn't resist. Looked at a whole bunch of different frames, was real close to a Colnago for $500 but it had a ding in the seat stay that I think would've been an issue. Kept coming back to this one and I'm glad I did.
Is it a true 56? |
It's actually a 57 ST c-c, 57 TT c-c. Surprised me because I prefer a 57 but figured I could work with a 56, so I got kind of lucky.
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Originally Posted by tonupbandit
(Post 18005845)
Thanks, I'm pretty psyched about. Rides so nice.
What model do you have? Can't wait to see it, classic Campy will make for a sweet ride for sure. |
Originally Posted by jjames1452
(Post 18008788)
I have a blue Designer '84. I will post pictures of the before build tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by tonupbandit
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Cool, look forward to seeing it.
On the way to the LBS - I am not doing this build. Probably Brooks lighter Cambium with matching bar wrap. http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466832http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466833http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466834http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466835http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466836http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466837http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466838http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466839http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466840http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466841http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466842http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=466843 |
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That's a pretty one too. How's it coming along?
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