That's a badass bike build. 'nough said.:thumb:

1984 Stumpjumper Sport, 23"

Completely original including grips, saddle, cables, tires.

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thumbs up for that stumpjumper!

My son's 1983 Stumpjumper Sport.

All original, and so clean it's embarrassing.

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Nice. I recently had a very helpful forum member facilitate this for me, a '93 Nuovo Classico. The Ultegra looks a little out of place but it shifts perfectly so it will stay for now. The stem/bars have to go, I am sure something will come up on CL one of these days.

The blue is incredible in person, it is a Waterford re-paint and seems to have a base layer of a white pearl that comes through in the sunlight. I will put a little white paint into the pantographs on the fork and seat stays once I find a good match.

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Beautiful Nuovo Classico!

TSX?

I have a Nuovo Classico frameset coming in the spring from Germany.

It has to be a team repaint, but is badged EL-OS.

It has the buttresses on the BB like a Primato.

As for Ultegra, it'll probably run quite well until you get the itch for an upgrade.

I haven't bothered changing the DA off of my Professional either.

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Here's my old trek with 700x35c Panaracer Pasela tires :)

woah, that turned out great!!!!

i was debating those tires for my bianchi and after seeing this i really want them

They are good tires. These seem to run a bit big. I got mine from nashbar for like $12 or 14 each.

edit: just bought a set of 700x28c for my mustache motomess

do you have calipers or something you can measure the cross section and height with? i didnt think 35s would cause an issue but your fork clearance looks tight.

Yeah the clearance is pretty tight. Actually come to think of it, they fit just like my cross tires lol

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1954 Raleigh Sports

Thanks! Yes, it is TSX, it is a very light bike. I got a good deal on a set of Chris King hubs laced to Open Pros awhile back and they will go on this bike to make it even lighter.

Here's my built-up FrankenSchwinn (haven't been able to figure out the model, and the year is either '85 or '75) with a freehub, Origin8 seat, and Soma track handlebars.
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Basically stock, except for new Kenda tires. Definitely Weinmann centerpulls, but I can't
vouch for the model number. Rims are the original 27's. I'm using a Campy Rally rear
changer- put the old Gran Turismo into a box in the garage.....where it belongs.

Just picked these up today. A 1952 Birmingham Phillips 3 speed, Raleigh Sports womens bike and a Sears 70's 3 speed.

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That Sears 70's 3 speed looks to be a Puch
-some pretty impressive finds all the way round, Elad 63 .

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Latest pic of my 70cm road bike :D

1964 VARSITY
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1973 SUPERSPORT. This winter's restoration project
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NEW 1972 P-15 Paramount (Touring model) 1 of a matched pair
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1972 P-15 Paramount (touring model) original paint, minor upgrades of brake pads, cables, seat. 2 of matched pair
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1973 P-13 Paramount, all Campy, original paint.
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1980 Super Le Tour - (Japanese Paramount) I bought it new, rides super.https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net..._4644230_n.jpg

1983 Raleigh Prestige. Too tall for me but I ride it anyway.
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Early 1980s SIMONCINI Special Professional. Columbus tubing, all Campy
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1987 Cannondale Team Comp. All Campy. My latest "beater"
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I'm 6'7" so if you ever wnna sell that Raleigh prestige I'd be interested.

Just picked this one up as a commuter...it needs tuning, but it rides well.

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That's a beauty.

I've been known to ride some nice bicycles to work from time to time.

It would be a shame to coat this one with road salt though.

Very nice.............at 6'7" I'd love to ride a bike that big..........would be nice not to have to raise the seat so high for me

My only excuse for posting another picture of the Sabatini is because I put on some "new" wheels that have Mavic Record Du Monde De L'heure gold rims and a new 13-21 Regina Oro freewheel. The tubs are Vittoria Competition Rallys and I will assume they might be a bit nicer riding than the Yellow Jersey tubulars that are on the original wheels.



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