High-end bikes!
10-15-09, 12:20 PM
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High-end bikes!
Okay, let's see the pictures of the nice, high-end C&V bikes. No Varsities or Contenientials or Sears bikes.
I'm talking Paramounts, Cioccs, Cinelli's, etc. I want to see Reynolds 531 and Columbus, no gaspipe.
Eye candy time. ready... GO!
I'm talking Paramounts, Cioccs, Cinelli's, etc. I want to see Reynolds 531 and Columbus, no gaspipe.
Eye candy time. ready... GO!
10-15-09, 12:41 PM
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My stable....in order:
1980-ish Colnago Mexico full Campy SR
1983-ish De Rosa full Campy pantographed
1986 Schwinn Circuit full Dura Ace w/ STI
1993-ish Merckx full Ultegra w/ STI
1973 Paramount P-?
1974 Paramount track bike w/ full Campy
1993-ish Guerciotti full Dura Ace w/ STI
1972 PX-10.....3 of them
I think thats it.......
1980-ish Colnago Mexico full Campy SR
1983-ish De Rosa full Campy pantographed
1986 Schwinn Circuit full Dura Ace w/ STI
1993-ish Merckx full Ultegra w/ STI
1973 Paramount P-?
1974 Paramount track bike w/ full Campy
1993-ish Guerciotti full Dura Ace w/ STI
1972 PX-10.....3 of them
I think thats it.......
10-15-09, 12:44 PM
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which ones are from behind the methlab? *giggle*
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10-15-09, 12:47 PM
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Very nice and you didn't have to wait a week to post each pic!
10-15-09, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
which ones are from behind the methlab? *giggle*
10-15-09, 01:03 PM
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Foreground: 1987 Schwinn Paramount "Standard" (Columbus SL/SP mix)
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Background: 1972 Schwinn P15-9 chrome plated Touring Paramount (Reynolds 531)
10-15-09, 01:14 PM
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how do I or can I post full size pics?
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10-15-09, 01:18 PM
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This is largely a rehash of pics I've posted elsewhere. I have a couple more bikes in the pipeline, but they're not yet ready.
1947 Arbos
1958 Atala
1940's Benotto
Early 1960's Cinelli
Ciöcc World 77
Early 70's Galmozzi
1973/74 Galmozzi
1938/39 Gloria Garibaldina
Ca. 1930 Gloria Type C Extra
1950-52 Gloria Garibaldina
1982 Guerciotti
1979 Guerciotti Oro
1969/70 Masi
1985/86 Pinarello Crono
1983 Pinarello
1968 René Herse
1991 Somec
1948 Umberto Dei
1960's Umberto Dei
1947 Arbos
1958 Atala
1940's Benotto
Early 1960's Cinelli
Ciöcc World 77
Early 70's Galmozzi
1973/74 Galmozzi
1938/39 Gloria Garibaldina
Ca. 1930 Gloria Type C Extra
1950-52 Gloria Garibaldina
1982 Guerciotti
1979 Guerciotti Oro
1969/70 Masi
1985/86 Pinarello Crono
1983 Pinarello
1968 René Herse
1991 Somec
1948 Umberto Dei
1960's Umberto Dei
10-15-09, 01:19 PM
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Nothing super super high-end but here is some Italian steel. The purple Ciocc will probably get the group from the Benotto, I don't really like the wheels that are on it right now...and Ultegra on a Ciocc is sacrilege, so I am told 
10-15-09, 01:27 PM
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Wel,, here's mine. I know it might be pushing it to consider my PSV "high end" but to my mind it always was to me, personally....Supervitus 980 tubing sure isn't gaspipe stuff.
Anyway, I'm waiting delivery of another French classic I just snagged at an auction. It's my first bike purchase (albeit, used one) in over 20 years. I hope it's in as good condition as described by the seller. I'll add that in here after I'm all done cleaning/setting it up, maybe in a few weeks or so....
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84 Peugeot PSV
Anyway, I'm waiting delivery of another French classic I just snagged at an auction. It's my first bike purchase (albeit, used one) in over 20 years. I hope it's in as good condition as described by the seller. I'll add that in here after I'm all done cleaning/setting it up, maybe in a few weeks or so....
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84 Peugeot PSV
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10-15-09, 01:40 PM
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well here is a try at postng fullsize pics well that didn't go well so here is a thimbnail or two My '81 Rigi and my '90 Proto
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10-15-09, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
THIS is just tops . very lovely geomerty and set up .
lovely .
keep it as is .
Cheers
T
10-15-09, 02:06 PM
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does the benotto have aero section tubes? i ask because for a while in the 80s i had a team issued benotto w/aero tubes, and have never seen another like it since i turned the frame back in...
10-15-09, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
how do I or can I post full size pics?
Then simply copy the webpage of the hosted photo (often ending in .jpg or .gif) and paste it using the "landscape" (small picture of mountains and sun) icon in the Reply box.
This will wrap the photo page in [IMG] [/IMG] tags and allow everyone else to see the photo.
Voila!
Edit: Here's an example using your own photo. In this case you're using bikeforums.net as the host site. I simply wrap the photo webpage in IMG tags and...
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10-15-09, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by miamijim
1973 Paramount P13
1974 Paramount track bike w/ full Campy <-- P14
1974 Paramount track bike w/ full Campy <-- P14
FYI.
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10-15-09, 02:37 PM
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This is largely a rehash of pics I've posted elsewhere. I have a couple more bikes in the pipeline, but they're not yet ready.
1947 Arbos
1958 Atala
1940's Benotto
Early 1960's Cinelli
Ciöcc World 77
Early 70's Galmozzi
1973/74 Galmozzi
1938/39 Gloria Garibaldina
Ca. 1930 Gloria Type C Extra
1950-52 Gloria Garibaldina
1982 Guerciotti
1979 Guerciotti Oro
1969/70 Masi
1985/86 Pinarello Crono
1983 Pinarello
1968 René Herse
1991 Somec
1948 Umberto Dei
1960's Umberto Dei
1947 Arbos
1958 Atala
1940's Benotto
Early 1960's Cinelli
Ciöcc World 77
Early 70's Galmozzi
1973/74 Galmozzi
1938/39 Gloria Garibaldina
Ca. 1930 Gloria Type C Extra
1950-52 Gloria Garibaldina
1982 Guerciotti
1979 Guerciotti Oro
1969/70 Masi
1985/86 Pinarello Crono
1983 Pinarello
1968 René Herse
1991 Somec
1948 Umberto Dei
1960's Umberto Dei
... and only two with Cambio Corsa?
10-15-09, 03:22 PM
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YOu guys are probably getting sick of it, and it hasn't looked like this since the spring (when I folded up a rim at 40 mph with a rock...).
ATM, it's BB-less getting an ammonia bath to try and loosen the stem and seat post.
Ultimately, I'd like to use all-original parts, but perhaps swap the rims out for clincher rims. Everything else will be as-is - all campy record and nuevo record stuff.
Reynolds 531 Raleigh Professional.
ATM, it's BB-less getting an ammonia bath to try and loosen the stem and seat post.
Ultimately, I'd like to use all-original parts, but perhaps swap the rims out for clincher rims. Everything else will be as-is - all campy record and nuevo record stuff.
Reynolds 531 Raleigh Professional.
10-15-09, 03:44 PM
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Campagnolo cambio Corsa ...............Mmmm nice 
10-15-09, 03:44 PM
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Some of these aren't vintage, but here's most of the stable...
The Merlin is a 92' frame, so I think that borderline counts.
Not included is my three seat tandem Schwinn...next time I'm at my parent's garage, I'll take some photos.
The Merlin is a 92' frame, so I think that borderline counts.
Not included is my three seat tandem Schwinn...next time I'm at my parent's garage, I'll take some photos.
10-15-09, 04:17 PM
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...An old, familiar one and a recently acquired one (as received)...
Two clicks = big pics.
Two clicks = big pics.
