my "new" RAZESA
03-03-11, 03:18 PM
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my "new" RAZESA
Bought last week.
It came from the botton of the store of a spanish bike shop, never used.
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03-03-11, 03:27 PM
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I hope you didn't buy that in Cadiz, I want to go to the shop but it was closed when we went by.
great looking bike, not familiar with the name though. the crankset is really nice
great looking bike, not familiar with the name though. the crankset is really nice
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03-03-11, 03:33 PM
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No, the shop is in the north, in Cantabria
razesa is a spanish company that has been making handmade bikes for 40 years
https://www.razesa.com/
razesa is a spanish company that has been making handmade bikes for 40 years
https://www.razesa.com/
03-03-11, 09:26 PM
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^Zeus 2000
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Looks like a zeus 2000 crank? the first production runs had the 3 cutouts all the way through, nice razesa, say what you will bout straight blade forks but sometimes they look nice!
03-03-11, 09:36 PM
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Love it! Are there more Zeus components?
Either the fork or the whole bike is a lot newer than my Razesa, which, by conjecture only as they don't have serial numbers, date from 84.
Either the fork or the whole bike is a lot newer than my Razesa, which, by conjecture only as they don't have serial numbers, date from 84.
03-03-11, 10:21 PM
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very interesting, while my daughter was playing with my computer I was thumbing through a 1980 Bicycling magazine. there was a advertisement for Zeus 2000 and an article reviewing it.
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03-04-11, 02:12 AM
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and the best part: I paid 150 euros for the complete bike
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Ooohh....It even has one of those "vented/air cooled" Turbo saddles (vent holes goes all the way through the saddle pan).......almost bought one of those NOS last year.......but I had to curb my bike stash addiction and start finding a frame to build up instead. Do tell us though if the ride is really cooler on that turbo! Just curious to know....
What kind of tubing does that bike have?? Looks nice from what we see on the pics.
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What kind of tubing does that bike have?? Looks nice from what we see on the pics.
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03-24-11, 02:12 PM
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Big Mig's seems to have a Reynolds shield on the forkblades, and certainly many of the early ones (Zeus included) used Reynolds tubing, sometimes "A" tubing. I don't see any tubing decal on the OP's frame, and those straight fork blades/unicrown doesn't seem "Reynolds".
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Dude, very nice. Very nice.
I was bidding for a Zeus-built Razesa Track frame last week, but the price kept climbing.
I was bidding for a Zeus-built Razesa Track frame last week, but the price kept climbing.
03-26-11, 10:49 AM
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