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bikerosity57 04-02-17 02:38 PM

Finally happened
 
I finally found a " find" at the local Goodwill: mid-eighties road racing bike, all Dura Ace except has wicked nice Record hubs. Frame was re-painted I'm guessing in the eighties since it's a kinda ugly pink /yellow pastel fade. Naturally I bought it for the parts but since I cleaned it a bit I'm conflicted. Can any help devine the brand? Appears to be Reynolds or Columbus tubing with Cinelli lugs fittings and fork crown and Gipiemme drop outs.

CV-6 04-02-17 02:44 PM

http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hub/78577/fi...esized-600.jpgWithout photos, this is what we have to resort to...

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=...91252074095277

Drillium Dude 04-02-17 02:55 PM

Huffy?

DD

Bianchigirll 04-02-17 02:58 PM

http://lh4.ggpht.com/-3ZaAsLnK0Mg/Tg...ystery_box.png

FBinNY 04-02-17 03:18 PM

I thought that what finally happened was that someone offered enough info. Guess not.

bikerosity57 04-02-17 03:35 PM

Sorry photos. Won't post, Don't know why

Bianchigirll 04-02-17 03:44 PM

Pic Assist


http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-F38Pb1fjxi...0/IMG_7407.JPG

Roll-Monroe-Co 04-02-17 03:50 PM

http://i.imgur.com/7drHiqr.gif

Wildwood 04-02-17 04:31 PM


Originally Posted by Drillium Dude (Post 19484405)
Huffy?

DD


Yes, Huffy Aerowind, early 80s.

OldsCOOL 04-02-17 04:49 PM

I got yer Aerowind...RIGHT HERE! Bought this for 2.50 at a yard sale.

[IMG]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h8...A00CF23E86.jpg[/IMG]

Vintage Raleigh 04-02-17 05:01 PM

Part it out. You'll get at least 50 space credits for those hubs depending on condition. Same goes for the lugs and dropouts but you'll have to remove them from the frame.

oddjob2 04-02-17 05:29 PM


Originally Posted by OldsCOOL (Post 19484649)
I got yer Aerowind...RIGHT HERE! Bought this for 2.50 at a yard sale.

[IMG]http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h8...A00CF23E86.jpg[/IMG]

You already know you paid $2.50 too much!:roflmao2:
I thought you got rid of it?

OldsCOOL 04-02-17 06:15 PM


Originally Posted by oddjob2 (Post 19484757)
You already know you paid $2.50 too much!:roflmao2:
I thought you got rid of it?

Yes, threw it to the curb for pickup. There was so much iron in it the salvage pickers nabbed and ran.

Drillium Dude 04-02-17 07:22 PM

We need a "How Anyone Can Upload Photos From Anywhere" thread, and then it needs to be made into a sticky!

DD

bikerosity57 04-11-17 06:37 AM

Turns out it was Columbus SLX tubing. I have no idea why my photos didn't post. I've posted photos many times in the past. I'll try again. I thought we were a friendly community here in classic and vintage. I guess the times have changed.

himespau 04-11-17 06:47 AM

Try posting them somewhere else and linking them. Without pictures, not much can be said.

rhm 04-11-17 07:04 AM


Originally Posted by bikerosity57 (Post 19503207)
Turns out it was Columbus SLX tubing. I have no idea why my photos didn't post. I've posted photos many times in the past. I'll try again. I thought we were a friendly community here in classic and vintage. I guess the times have changed.

It's just too close to April Fool's day to take anything seriously!

Fahrenheit531 04-11-17 07:33 AM


Originally Posted by bikerosity57 (Post 19503207)
Turns out it was Columbus SLX tubing. I have no idea why my photos didn't post. I've posted photos many times in the past. I'll try again. I thought we were a friendly community here in classic and vintage. I guess the times have changed.

C'mon... a little fun at your expense isn't hostility.

I mean, you did ask, "Can you ID this repainted bike with nice tubing and components? Without seeing it?" Correct answer, based on information given? "Not a Takara." ;)

bikerosity57 04-11-17 10:24 AM

Photos absolutely refuse to successfully load. From what I have discovered I believe someone put together a road racing bike out of a bunch of quality parts they had: Mid eighties Dura Ace everything except hubs which are Campy record.
Frame is Columbus SLX with what appear to be Cinelli lugs and fittings, and Gipemme drop-outs. Terrible fade paint job: yellow to pink. If I can ever get the photos to load I'll post them

Bianchigirll 04-11-17 10:34 AM


Originally Posted by bikerosity57 (Post 19503717)
Photos absolutely refuse to successfully load. From what I have discovered I believe someone put together a road racing bike out of a bunch of quality parts they had: Mid eighties Dura Ace everything except hubs which are Campy record.
Frame is Columbus SLX with what appear to be Cinelli lugs and fittings, and Gipemme drop-outs. Terrible fade paint job: yellow to pink. If I can ever get the photos to load I'll post them

Email me a few and I'll try and post them Are they too big? BianchiGirLL@yahoo.com

Drillium Dude 04-11-17 11:37 AM

^ Great idea. BG is always coming to the rescue with pic assists :)

Just a little joshin' going on. I didn't see anything truly mean in any of these posts. Speaking for myself, my post about a "posting pics" thread was genuine - it would surely help a lot of people out. I only use Flickr for hosting, so I wouldn't know, for example, the process for sharing from, say, Photobucket.

I hope we can see pics at some point. Us amateur sleuths love to solve us some mysteries!

DD

Salamandrine 04-11-17 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by bikerosity57 (Post 19503717)
Photos absolutely refuse to successfully load.

Usually, it's because they are straight from the camera and are too big. Change the resolution to about 96dpi and resize to to something reasonable (e.g., 8" across rather than 48") and they'll likely load no problem.


Terrible fade paint job: yellow to pink. If I can ever get the photos to load I'll post them
Ah, those late 80s novelty paint jobs. :D Perhaps there should be a thread on them. Splatter, smoke, stencils, polka dots, fades and more fades. Everyone must have been bored at the time. Seems like they peaked out around 1990 or 91, then people started getting distracted by things like carbon fiber and new technology.

noglider 04-11-17 01:19 PM

Refuse to load? So what, exactly, did you try, and what, exactly, was the response. An error message helps. "I clicked on the link marked 'whizbang' and the web page said, 'too busy'". That is something to go on, and in that case, we can help.

You need to understand that you are basically telling us that you have a bike and not much more than that. And that you took pictures of it.

Hudson308 04-11-17 01:30 PM

Crackers. After 22 replies I figured "Finally happened" and I could see some pics. :cry:

mstateglfr 04-11-17 01:44 PM


Originally Posted by Salamandrine (Post 19503949)
Ah, those late 80s novelty paint jobs. :D Perhaps there should be a thread on them. Splatter, smoke, stencils, polka dots, fades and more fades. Everyone must have been bored at the time. Seems like they peaked out around 1990 or 91, then people started getting distracted by things like carbon fiber and new technology.

Having grown up in the 80s and 90s, I have a love for the splatter/dot/fade/smoke schemes. Love em!

Oh, and this is the C&V forum...there is a thread for everything- http://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...int-bikes.html


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