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Old 09-16-12, 06:29 PM
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Just finished putting it together today. My first legit road bike.
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Yo, Adrian_

That's nice. Excellent, aggressive frame.
Based on the fit you show, you know how to ride it, too.

Were you riding illegal road bikes before, or have you come over from some other biking?
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I started out riding a brakeless fixed gear on the street because it was trendy, then I started doing longer rides a while ago and it just got more and more impractical so now a year later I have this.
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Originally Posted by Adrian_
I started out riding a brakeless fixed gear on the street because it was trendy, then I started doing longer rides a while ago and it just got more and more impractical so now a year later I have this.
Welcome to the enlightenment. Glad to have you on board. Your fixed gear legs will like the ability to let the gearing do some of the work.
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Old 09-17-12, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Adrian_
I started out riding a brakeless fixed gear on the street because it was trendy, then I started doing longer rides a while ago and it just got more and more impractical so now a year later I have this.
i started out doing the same thing..

what bars are those? i have been looking for shallow drops that fit a 26mm clamp.
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Great looking bike, Adrian_!
Love those vintage Treks, steel or aluminium.

Here is my recent re-fit of my lady's 84' 610:





Brooks B17, 700c wheelset from velomine, ultegra 6500 rear derailluer (sticking with the original 600 vibe), velo orange faux-hammered fenders, athena 9spd levers. Changed my Ironman over to 2012 veloce, so I moved my shimergo setup over to her bike-- doesn't look too bad, and most of all she loves riding it.
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Your Trek is solid too, the yellow tape fits in nicely.



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i started out doing the same thing..

what bars are those? i have been looking for shallow drops that fit a 26mm clamp.
The bars are Civia Emerson's, for the price they're pretty nice.
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Originally Posted by tamaso206

ultegra 6500 rear derailluer (sticking with the original 600 vibe), velo orange faux-hammered fenders, athena 9spd levers. Changed my Ironman over to 2012 veloce, so I moved my shimergo setup over to her bike-- doesn't look too bad, and most of all she loves riding it.
How well does it shift? I'm surprised that you aren't using a Campy rear derailleur for the Shimergo. I never was able to get mine to work with that type of setup.
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How well does it shift? I'm surprised that you aren't using a Campy rear derailleur for the Shimergo. I never was able to get mine to work with that type of setup.
Shifts are spot-on perfect, though that's due to the Shiftmate, not anything special on my part. I've got one running on my Ironman also currently mating an otherwise-full campy 10sp drivetrain to shimano 10 wheel & cassette. Cheaper than cassette spacers, and I just couldn't justify a new campy wheelset given the great deal on my 105 / Open Pro wheels. Works like a charm.
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Originally Posted by tamaso206
Great looking bike, Adrian_!

Changed my Ironman over to 2012 veloce, so I moved my shimergo setup over to her bike-- doesn't look too bad, and most of all she loves riding it.
Ironmen take care of business...
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Daccordi Profidea mid - late 90s

Nοt exactly a vintage bike but still a 13 - 16 year old steal frame completely
repaint and equipped with a spare Shimano 105 5600 group set I had stocked
in my warehouse. For more details https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...rdi-ID-process

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Originally Posted by silvera
nοt exactly a vintage bike but still a 13 - 16 year old steal frame completely
repaint and equipped with a spare shimano 105 5600 group set i had stocked
in my warehouse. For more details https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...rdi-id-process

love it!
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Originally Posted by SilverA
Nοt exactly a vintage bike but still a 13 - 16 year old steal frame completely
repaint and equipped with a spare Shimano 105 5600 group set I had stocked
in my warehouse. For more details https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...rdi-ID-process

gorgeous!
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Love the Daccordi. I was nearly lucky enough to get one like it but missed out.
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Originally Posted by SilverA
Nοt exactly a vintage bike but still a 13 - 16 year old steal frame completely
repaint and equipped with a spare Shimano 105 5600 group set I had stocked
in my warehouse. For more details https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...rdi-ID-process

Beautiful.
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tempting ... do you have to change the front & rear derailers or can you get by with just the STIs?
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We're almost to 100 pages!

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ooof. clean machines.
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Can we count a 96 Titanium as vintage yet? I'm putting 10 speed on it
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Originally Posted by Epicus07
Can we count a 96 Titanium as vintage yet? I'm putting 10 speed on it
Most would say you're 10 years off....
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Originally Posted by anixi
Most would say you're 10 years off....
4 years? 2 decades is a pretty long time!
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The future of vintage is coming, don't fight it.
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Originally Posted by ColonelJLloyd
We're almost to 100 pages!

1990 Schwinn Paramount OS



1988 Schwinn Voyageur

Beautiful work, as always.

Have you perfected Shimergo? What are you running, Veloce 10 with Shimano 8 or something else? How has it been working for you? I've been very happy with my Chorus 10-->Shimano 8. Not perfect but better than straight Shimano 8.
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Originally Posted by jeebusaurousrex
4 years? 2 decades is a pretty long time!
1986 is the usual cutoff date, 1996 is 10 years too new, IMO.
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Originally Posted by anixi
1986 is the usual cutoff date, 1996 is 10 years too new, IMO.
Cutoff date? Who's in charge of that? Is it a sliding timeline? Was 1986 C&V when the C&V forum was founded?

This is not CR. In fact, that's my favorite thing about this forum.
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