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Old 01-26-11 | 04:44 AM
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@hellogoben - try right click on the pic and select 'view picture'
Since this classic frame could not take recessed nuts I had to use an external one. Drill the frame was not an option.

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@Roboisgod - get your point about the Regal but this one is special and comfy which matters

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Old 01-26-11 | 06:47 AM
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@hellogoben - try right click on the pic and select 'view picture'
Since this classic frame could not take recessed nuts I had to use an external one. Drill the frame was not an option.

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I was just curious about the process you used for color selection.

I'm going through a similar process and I'm having a tough time deciding on a color scheme.

I think I have it, then I don't.

I really like what you've done a great deal.

Super nice, that's for sure!
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Old 01-26-11 | 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by gomango
I was just curious about the process you used for color selection.

I'm going through a similar process and I'm having a tough time deciding on a color scheme.

I think I have it, then I don't.

I really like what you've done a great deal.

Super nice, that's for sure!
Hi gomango, thanks.

My brief for this build was it had to be fresh, retro with subtle notes.
I've done metallic paint bikes so wanted to try pastel colours and that was the basis of the main colour.
In my mind I had this vision of a classic Italian fiat 500 in baby blue!



Green had been done before with Bianchi but this is not one but a classic hand built bike from a small frame maker by Campione d'Italia.

In keeping with the retro theme I had to have white bands on the seat tube. I did think of having championship colours but this has been so over done now so went with thin Italian stripes. Then to finish off was have the have the lugs lined in red by hand and decals replicated protected by a lacquer.

At the end of the day with bike paint jobs it's a personal thing. The main person you need to please is the person who is going to ride it, so go with your imagination.
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Old 01-29-11 | 06:52 PM
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It's done, for now. White housing could possibly be in the works but I kinda like it as is.

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Old 01-29-11 | 06:55 PM
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It's done, for now. White housing could possibly be in the works but I kinda like it as is.

sweeeeeeet
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Old 01-29-11 | 07:00 PM
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it did turn out alright. i still vote white housing or a black saddle though.
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Old 01-29-11 | 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by thirdgenbird
it did turn out alright. i still vote white housing or a black saddle though.
I'd rather recable the bike again instead of dealing with a NR post and a cervelo aero post - both of which are pains in the butt. Luckily toupes have a cutout that I can get a socket through for the NR. White housing will look pretty good.
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Old 01-29-11 | 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by stien
I'd rather recable the bike again instead of dealing with a NR post and a cervelo aero post - both of which are pains in the butt. Luckily toupes have a cutout that I can get a socket through for the NR. White housing will look pretty good.
i dont blame you at all. it looks good now and will look even better with white housing.
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Old 01-30-11 | 03:56 PM
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Took it for a shakedown ride today! It was amazing, and good weather to boot. It's set up for the limits of my flexibility during the peak of riding season but I'll get back there in no time.
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Old 01-31-11 | 03:13 AM
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little update on the pina with 8spd ergo



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Old 01-31-11 | 03:23 AM
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no*dice, that is droolworthy. How are you liking the shamals? the tubular ones you have are the bees' knees!
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Old 01-31-11 | 03:24 AM
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Originally Posted by no*dice
little update on the pina with 8spd ergo
Yes, that is pretty metal.
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Old 01-31-11 | 05:24 AM
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little update on the pina with 8spd ergo



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Nice!
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Old 01-31-11 | 07:20 AM
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Thanks. The Shamal just ride nice. They are quite thin, but the Deltas work decent on them as well. It is a great feeling with 130psi. The whole concept at this time is just great. Ergos 2.gen, Deltas 5pivot last gen., 1.gen Shamal 16spokes. Everything just works fine...


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Old 01-31-11 | 08:03 AM
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No*Dice, great looking bike... Beautiful
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Old 01-31-11 | 10:07 AM
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A question about front derailleurs when converting: my original front der. is a clamp-on Suntour Cyclone. I'm installing a 105 5600 group, but the new front der. is a braze on. The frame has no tab, and I like the look of the Cyclone. Will it be compatible with the new shifters and compact crank (50-34 from 52-42), or will I have to find a clamp adaptor?
I appreciate your advice.
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Old 01-31-11 | 10:17 AM
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Wow. This is amazing stuff. I was just about to ask about this kind of thing. Kinda gives a guy ideas. . BAAAD ideas.
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Old 01-31-11 | 10:22 AM
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Wow. This is amazing stuff. I was just about to ask about this kind of thing. Kinda gives a guy ideas. . BAAAD ideas.
Leave this forum now. I mean now. And wipe out any memories you have from these sweeeeet 80's real steal bikes and Campagnolo stuff. Those things suck anyway. Who would want them.
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Old 01-31-11 | 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by no*dice
little update on the pina with 8spd ergo

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That right there is an awesome shot!
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Old 01-31-11 | 10:40 AM
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here's my 1986 guerciotti GLX with mix of centaur/ chorus/ record.

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Old 01-31-11 | 10:49 AM
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My 1985 PGN 10 with Shimano 600 8 speed, Sora brifters
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Old 01-31-11 | 10:55 AM
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My 1982 Super LeTour commuter, 105 RD, 7 speed with 600 8 speed brifters, SLR brakes, 700c wheels, put 5100 miles on it last year.
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Old 01-31-11 | 11:01 AM
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My 1982 Super LeTour commuter, 105 RD, 7 speed with 600 8 speed brifters, SLR brakes, 700c wheels, put 5100 miles on it last year.
Very nice..
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Old 01-31-11 | 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by stien
It's done, for now. White housing could possibly be in the works but I kinda like it as is.

If you do white housing, black tape is a must.

I can't tell if your Colnago is one of the ones with the aggressive geometry, but I would like to hear some details your perception of it's handling.
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Old 01-31-11 | 12:36 PM
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It's done, for now. White housing could possibly be in the works but I kinda like it as is.
I rather like it as well. The frame has no white elements for white housing to key off of.

Shame about the paint.
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