mazdaspeed

Yep I really want this, what is it?

Elev12k

As Dutch, if I think of steel, but still very pure performance aimed, I immediately think of Duell. They're meant to be raced hard, whether it is competition or recreational >>





The modernish Master and Super Corsa are more fashion items.

RIH-Sport in Amsterdam uses a more traditional way of building than Duell, but they build it to your spec and their own vision on what works for you (unlike the off the shelf Master or SC).

Veloria

It may not look like a classic bike to C&V people, but I am constantly asked "how old" it is;
people seem to think it's ancient!

bbattle

Surly too expensive for you; how about Pake? Creme? BikesDirect?

gioscinelli 

Here's my ride collectables!

95 Cinelli SC with full carbon record





Gios Torino Professional with full record c!





Cheers, Alfredo/Cino

RJM

I have one in orange, great comfortable bike that I can ride all day without a problem, made me enjoy 650 wheels too. I would put Rivendell in the list of modern classics, but there are a bunch of really cool classically styled bikes being produced now it is just an exciting time to be shopping if you are into them.

neveneven

Here's my Pelizzoli Corsa GP.
Handmade by Giovanni Pelizzoli of Ciocc fame in italy.

-Columbus SL frame
-ITM competizione handlebar and stem
-shimano 600 tricolor groupset (except for the FD, that's an old campy, since mine didn't fit).
-Mavic Ksyrium wheels.


The bike is not done yet, i've just put parts from my old bike on this one when i got it, so i can ride it, but i want to build it nicer and more italian. Currently researching my options, going for something between classic look and modern functionality.

I'm fairly new to this nice forum, where could i post a thread and get some opinions on that?
thank you!

Italuminium

Hey neveneven, that's a very nice bike, and welcome btw! maybe you could look up the old frames with ergo/sti thread, it shows the looks of classic steel with modern integrated brake/shifters (commonly called brifters here). In my opinion campagnolo of the previous generation (10 speed) in alloy represents the best compromise between cost, function and looks.

neveneven

thanks!
I'm thinking about an older campagnolo record or super record group, we'll see how it goes.
I would like to get some weight down too, you think the new groupset will make any difference weight?
it's a little over 10kg now, i'd like to get it as close to 9 as possible

steel's reel

Ok
I will give a hats off to Cinelli and Colango great Italian steel. But, I also feal that the Brits's had a classic steel frame in the Raleigh Pro.
I love my 1973. This was the bike of my dreams as a teen back in the day. But, I will say I'm also looking to get a Pegoretti too.

gomango

Nice frameset!

Nothing wrong at all riding that nice bicycle the way it sits.

Start saving your pennies for an Athena 11 speed gruppo.

Alternate idea is to start shopping for a used 10 speed Chorus gruppo.

They are out there from time to time.

...and usually value priced.

rebelcontender

I think the various incarnations of Colnago C40 have to be future classics. such an iconic, winning bike. Some unique paint schemes over the years too!

Vonruden

Not so classic, however for Modern Steel, Independent Fabrication is very nice.

RJM

Niner SIR 9 - all the modern cool stuff (disk brakes, 29" wheels, tapered steering column, 142x12 rear axle spacing, BioCentric bottom bracket, and made out of 853 dzb and Reynolds 631 tubing). I think this will be my next mountain bike.

gomango

That's an excellent choice.

I'm looking at a Niner as well, the Air 9 RDO in black.

Trying to decide on the 4 star or 5 star model.

Velognome 

How about a Boxer, about 2K for a frame and fork, 3K nicely equiped