The New Classic Rigs and Rides Thread 1.1
03-10-12, 07:34 AM
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Look KG 243
Just put this together quite quickly from parts I picked up recently and the frame I was particularly happy to find in my size. Not super light (the wheels are monsters) but it rides incredibly well indeed - it's hard to describe the level of faith I have that the bike is going to do exactly as I want at any corner at any speed having only ridden about 50km on it so far.
It's a mix of 8-speed Athena and Chorus, with 9-speed Athena dual pivot brakes and the wheels are Rigida DP18 on Mavic 501s.
Just put this together quite quickly from parts I picked up recently and the frame I was particularly happy to find in my size. Not super light (the wheels are monsters) but it rides incredibly well indeed - it's hard to describe the level of faith I have that the bike is going to do exactly as I want at any corner at any speed having only ridden about 50km on it so far.
It's a mix of 8-speed Athena and Chorus, with 9-speed Athena dual pivot brakes and the wheels are Rigida DP18 on Mavic 501s.
03-10-12, 12:20 PM
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Good Lookin' Look , Tychom .
03-16-12, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted by rccardr
Just finished this:
Sorry, Daddy can't help you with that one. All the parts were a 60th birthday present from my wife, including the custom wheelset. Chrome is original but the color & decal work is a respray by Al Wanta. Also the only one I've ever seen like it, pretty sure it's 753 because of the seat cluster (even though it arrived with a battered SLX decal on it), although I guess it could also be a mix of tubing. Rides great, been putting a lot of miles on it lately and could be next year's long distance rider. Few more snaps:
Sometimes I just sit and stare at it.
Sorry, Daddy can't help you with that one. All the parts were a 60th birthday present from my wife, including the custom wheelset. Chrome is original but the color & decal work is a respray by Al Wanta. Also the only one I've ever seen like it, pretty sure it's 753 because of the seat cluster (even though it arrived with a battered SLX decal on it), although I guess it could also be a mix of tubing. Rides great, been putting a lot of miles on it lately and could be next year's long distance rider. Few more snaps:
Sometimes I just sit and stare at it.
03-16-12, 05:30 AM
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Nope, it's a compact: 50/34. The Sugino comes with a 48 big ring but I swapped it out for an FSA 50. Six months in I've put about 1,000 miles on this bike and it's really just dreamy.
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03-16-12, 10:45 AM
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^^yeah, I know^^
I think of you & Keith every time I ride this bike. Bought some black Merckx logo bar tape and when I rewrap it I promise I'll polish that stem.
I think of you & Keith every time I ride this bike. Bought some black Merckx logo bar tape and when I rewrap it I promise I'll polish that stem.
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03-18-12, 03:17 PM
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My new Flandria Tandem
03-21-12, 08:11 AM
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'86 Miyata 1000, purchased on eBay last summer. Appears to have been hardly ridden (OEM Radial tires look almost new). All original, with following changes:
• Brooks B-17
• Added VO fenders and mud flaps
• IRC 13-32 freewheel
• Shimano Alivio long-cage RD
• New brake hoods
• New handlebar tape
• Brooks B-17
• Added VO fenders and mud flaps
• IRC 13-32 freewheel
• Shimano Alivio long-cage RD
• New brake hoods
• New handlebar tape
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03-26-12, 11:31 PM
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My 1964 Schwinn Paramount P-13. Have the original build sheet and receipt, too! She's been ridden hard...and is currently naked, getting lubed, and ready for re-assembly. I'm NOT repainting though, just a few coats of wax and a peaceful rest of her life!
03-30-12, 04:03 AM
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heres another of mine. raleigh competition late 80s i believe? crappy cell phone pic. its a nice dark green with a light green headtube. the 32s are comfy on the ma-40s. just picked up a zimbale bag and a nitto saddlebag grip for it. i need a pump and a better seatpost though.
03-30-12, 05:11 PM
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managed to score a virtually nos campagnolo olympus mtb groupset last weekend
Originally Posted by saarf
picked up my new project this evening
'90's Colnago Master MTB
full shimano deore xt
gilco steel and lugging!
I will use it around town so am putting Campagnolo racing triple on for gearing and drive. and I already have Campagnolo Olympus Short reach brake calipers and levers, also getting bullet shifters
'90's Colnago Master MTB
full shimano deore xt
gilco steel and lugging!
I will use it around town so am putting Campagnolo racing triple on for gearing and drive. and I already have Campagnolo Olympus Short reach brake calipers and levers, also getting bullet shifters
03-30-12, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by saarf
And i finished putting this group set together
I'll add it to this one
I'll add it to this one
So, to help out - I'm guessing it will look something like this - only red:
Please post some detailed photos once you have completed your build - thanks!
DD
03-30-12, 07:36 PM
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Longtime lurker completes Paramount renovation
Longtime lurker completes Paramount renovation
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Before
It was pretty clean to start - I think I could have run the original rubber
After
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It was pretty clean to start - I think I could have run the original rubber
03-31-12, 03:12 AM
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I hope to finish the Sarroni Super and the Master Mtb very soon, both need e wheelsets built
pics of the sarroni's progress
https://saarf.net/category/colnago-super-saronni/
and the master mtb
https://saarf.net/2012/01/26/colnago-...ustom-project/
my appologies for the repeated posts earlier, had roblems uploading
pics of the sarroni's progress
https://saarf.net/category/colnago-super-saronni/
and the master mtb
https://saarf.net/2012/01/26/colnago-...ustom-project/
my appologies for the repeated posts earlier, had roblems uploading
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03-31-12, 11:53 AM
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Here is my 81 jubilee sport all original except for the rear DR and the saddle.
almos done restoring.
almos done restoring.
03-31-12, 06:43 PM
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My recently acquired '82 Masi:
Still waiting on some tubulars (been 35 years since I last rode them) and some new hoods. The wheels in the picture were borrowed from my Trek 770 commuter.
Still waiting on some tubulars (been 35 years since I last rode them) and some new hoods. The wheels in the picture were borrowed from my Trek 770 commuter.
04-01-12, 05:13 AM
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Nope, San Marcos, CA. Faliero Masi (the dad) moved to Carlsbad, CA in the early 70's, then some years later the operation moved to San Marcos. Bob Hovey's site has a fair amount of detail on this sort of stuff (serial numbers, what decals were used when, etc).
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