What is your most modern retro/vintage/classic build?
03-06-19, 05:21 PM
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03-06-19, 05:25 PM
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Are we talking road bikes only or in general? If road, then it would be my 1990 Univega Nuovo Sport that is waiting for bar tape.
IMG_7215 by 2cam16, on Flickr
I'm still confused but anyway....since my Uni isn't done yet, I'll post my most modern mtb pre-2005: 1997 Trek 7000ZX. Everything is still oem on this bike (of course except for consumables.)
1997 TREK 7000 by 2cam16, on Flickr
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I'm still confused but anyway....since my Uni isn't done yet, I'll post my most modern mtb pre-2005: 1997 Trek 7000ZX. Everything is still oem on this bike (of course except for consumables.)
1997 TREK 7000 by 2cam16, on Flickr
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03-06-19, 05:44 PM
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1985 Ross Signature 294S with 8 speed indexed is as fancy as I get.
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03-06-19, 06:04 PM
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A 1994-ish Pinarello Gavia. This bike probably had 2x8 Ergo shifters originally. It was purchased as a frameset and now features a 2x10 Chorus & Veloce drivetrain. It has 130mm dropout spacing and is built from Columbus TSX. The Gavia was a top model from Pinarello at a time when Miguel Indurain rode for Pinarello.
Miguel Indurain marked an era of unique cycling in the '90s, literally dominating 5 consecutive Tour de France, 2 Giro d'Italia, winning all the time trials, scoring the Hour Record, and double-tapping the victory to the World Championship.
Miguel Indurain marked an era of unique cycling in the '90s, literally dominating 5 consecutive Tour de France, 2 Giro d'Italia, winning all the time trials, scoring the Hour Record, and double-tapping the victory to the World Championship.
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03-06-19, 06:11 PM
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Since the lugged steel frame I built last year is banned, my next newest is an '89 Tange 1 road frame from Novara that is identical to an Ironman in geometry(and tubing). Built with a mix of 105 10sp derailleurs, Tiagra 9sp STI, and period crank, seat lost, etc. Frame is from this site.
...i did just realize my touring bike is 1 year newer.
1990 touring frame made by Fuji for a touring company called Back roads.
mix of old and new components for the drivetrain and cockpit. Its taken me across the state a few times and on a dozen short loaded tours of Iowa and some surrounding states.
...i did just realize my touring bike is 1 year newer.
1990 touring frame made by Fuji for a touring company called Back roads.
mix of old and new components for the drivetrain and cockpit. Its taken me across the state a few times and on a dozen short loaded tours of Iowa and some surrounding states.
03-06-19, 06:11 PM
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90's De Bernardi 9 speed Veloce group.
03-06-19, 06:36 PM
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My 1995 Pinarello Stelvio. I saved it from a local pawn shop.
It came with a mix of 7 speed Shimano RS and RSX components. I upgraded those with 10 speed Campagnolo Centaur.
Pinarello Stelvio by cb400bill, on Flickr
It came with a mix of 7 speed Shimano RS and RSX components. I upgraded those with 10 speed Campagnolo Centaur.
Pinarello Stelvio by cb400bill, on Flickr
03-06-19, 09:35 PM
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93-95 Olympia. Not a lot of info on these, "no info" I'm keeping this one the rest of my life.
It's a bitsa bike with what I have or can afford and always thinking of upgrades. The biggest thing on my mind is a better looking crank but needs to be at least as light as the Sram
Need to start taking some more photos too. Been showing this one a long time now...
It's a bitsa bike with what I have or can afford and always thinking of upgrades. The biggest thing on my mind is a better looking crank but needs to be at least as light as the Sram
Need to start taking some more photos too. Been showing this one a long time now...
03-06-19, 11:59 PM
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'99 Tommasini Sintesi
Columbus Neuron tubing
Columbus Nemo unicrown fork
9 Speed Shimano Ultegra
Nitto Dynamic stem
Nitto S-65 seatpost
Brooks C15 Cambium carved
Stainless Arundel cages
Columbus Neuron tubing
Columbus Nemo unicrown fork
9 Speed Shimano Ultegra
Nitto Dynamic stem
Nitto S-65 seatpost
Brooks C15 Cambium carved
Stainless Arundel cages
03-07-19, 01:03 AM
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Here is a couple others.
1988 Centurion Ironman Master with Ultegra 9 Speed and Shimano two piece compact cranks
Or a 1997 Klein Stage Comp Dura Ace 9 Speed , C-Record cranks
1988 Centurion Ironman Master with Ultegra 9 Speed and Shimano two piece compact cranks
Or a 1997 Klein Stage Comp Dura Ace 9 Speed , C-Record cranks
03-07-19, 08:03 AM
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You bringing that to Coppi?
Pinarello, never shy about intending to win.
I like that about them.
Pinarello, never shy about intending to win.
I like that about them.
A 1994-ish Pinarello Gavia.
The Gavia was a top model from Pinarello at a time when Miguel Indurain rode for Pinarello.
Miguel Indurain marked an era of unique cycling in the '90s, literally dominating 5 consecutive Tour de France, 2 Giro d'Italia, winning all the time trials, scoring the Hour Record, and double-tapping the victory to the World Championship.
The Gavia was a top model from Pinarello at a time when Miguel Indurain rode for Pinarello.
Miguel Indurain marked an era of unique cycling in the '90s, literally dominating 5 consecutive Tour de France, 2 Giro d'Italia, winning all the time trials, scoring the Hour Record, and double-tapping the victory to the World Championship.
03-07-19, 10:21 AM
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03-07-19, 10:31 AM
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I keep re-reading the thread title, 
and not sure if my 3 submissions fit the question.
Actually the '88 Falcon is my 'most modern vintage' with a classic build - but if I submit 4 bikes, someone might guess it's ANOTHER snowed-in day.
and not sure if my 3 submissions fit the question.Actually the '88 Falcon is my 'most modern vintage' with a classic build - but if I submit 4 bikes, someone might guess it's ANOTHER snowed-in day.
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03-07-19, 10:46 AM
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However, I'd like to limit newer bikes. I have multiple carbon bikes that are very recently produced. That's not what this thread is about.
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Just squeaked in with this one - 2005.
Until a recent purchase this was my most modern road bike:
Brent
Until a recent purchase this was my most modern road bike:
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My ONLY bike-PERIOD-is an '84 Peugeot PH10LE that I bought new. All friction, no "clicks" any where. Still running the Helicomatic rear and the original SEDIS chain. I love my Pug and always get a compliment or three every time I ride it, which is every Saturday morning.
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03-07-19, 11:35 AM
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Hoping I am understanding this thread's intent correctly.
1977 Raleigh Team Professional (believe it or not).
I've since had to change the crankset to a Shimano 600 because the entire arrangement shown here had a 1/2" wobble as the chainring turned.
1977 Raleigh Team Professional (believe it or not).
I've since had to change the crankset to a Shimano 600 because the entire arrangement shown here had a 1/2" wobble as the chainring turned.
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often in a beautiful Old World (age appropriate) way.
altho i can also visualize an old guy, schlepping obscure streets for an almost shabby complementary backdrop, that highlights a prized possession. Ha.
edit:....... let me look.......
re-edit: ‘Old World’ = from a USA perspective.
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The bikes I rework are ones that we ride - they don’t sit around to much. One of my favorite buildups is this late-1980s Schwinn Circuit that I put together for my son. It’s a pretty bike!
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Don't overthink it. I was curious as to what is the most recent bike that is more than 15 years old that forum members have in their collection. Listing multiple bikes is not forbidden, and if your most modern vintage is 50 years old, display it.
However, I'd like to limit newer bikes. I have multiple carbon bikes that are very recently produced. That's not what this thread is about.
However, I'd like to limit newer bikes. I have multiple carbon bikes that are very recently produced. That's not what this thread is about.
2000 Bob Jackson Arrowhead.
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