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Fall Build II - CIOCC- Before and After

Old 10-17-15, 12:47 PM
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Fall Build II - CIOCC- Before and After



Just need a Campy Freewheel!!
Shakedown is today.
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Old 10-17-15, 12:50 PM
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Very nice. I just installed a Brooks C15, what are your impressions so far?
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Looks great, one of the best riding bikes in my opinion.
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Nice! Brake cables behind the bars?
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Nice! I like the Victory components. I have them on my Rossin and am a big fan.
My Rossin also has Ambrosio Super Elite rims, but a non-aero version. I didn't even know they made those you have there.
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Hmmm...That frameset looks familiar. Nice build.
ps. I'm loving your old Tempo!
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Originally Posted by tyler_fred
Hmmm...That frameset looks familiar. Nice build.
ps. I'm loving your old Tempo!
Thanks, and thanks all. The Tempo is a sweet ride. I gave my other Tempo to my son in law, and will need to pull another Tempo frame out of storage and build......although I'll be riding this bike for a while....
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Originally Posted by velomateo
saddle in ry nice. I just installed a Brooks C15, what are your impressions so far?
I have ridden this same saddle in the cream color for a year. It is as as comfortable as the leather Brooks, with no break in period. Additionally, there is one comfortable place on the leather saddles, while there are several comfortable positions on the Cambium. I like them. This is the first time for the Cambium bar tape.

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Makes me miss my Ciocc. It's classier then Freddy Blassie.
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Very Nice. My CIOCC is my best riding bike. It's also Blue.
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Very nice. (All the work you did on the build made your camera focus a lot better. )

Gatorskins? Size? You like? What's your impression of them on this bike?
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Joe,
Beautiful. There is something about that blue that I really like.
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What a beautiful bike!
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Originally Posted by jimmuller
Very nice. (All the work you did on the build made your camera focus a lot better. )

Gatorskins? Size? You like? What's your impression of them on this bike?
The tires are the Continental Ultrasport 27" 28.
I like the Continental 4 seasons tires. I have those on my Peloton. (I may have had Ultrasports on another bike - the name is familiar. The bike I thought they were on, turned out to be Seca FPS.???)
I will break them in and let you know what I think of them.
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Very nice!!!! I have a red one - fastastic rider.

In the post above you mention 27" tires - does this frame work with this size? Mine takes 700c.
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Originally Posted by thinktubes
Very nice!!!! I have a red one - fastastic rider.

In the post above you mention 27" tires - does this frame work with this size? Mine takes 700c.
Yes.
It surprised me. The only Campy wheels I have were 27".
I tried - and it does work.
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Originally Posted by trailangel
Nice! Brake cables behind the bars?
I mount them like that because I like to use handlebar bags.
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Originally Posted by jjames1452
Yes.
It surprised me. The only Campy wheels I have were 27".
I tried - and it does work.
I'm going to amend my answer. Not quite enough clearance on the rear brake. Will be looking for a 700c Campy wheelset.

Bummer!
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What a beauty - helps to start out with a frame in almost perfect condition such as this! Your parts choice is great, too. I hope you find a nice 700c wheelset with which to bring it all together.

Congrats on a great build

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jj, that really is a fine-looking bike. If'n I had to guess, I'd say you wouldn't be happy with Ultrasports on it. But everybody has their own tire opinions.
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