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Old 03-16-12 | 11:58 AM
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tried something different with the saddle, not sure if i pulled it off or not. i think it will grow on me. still need to upgrade the skewers and handlebars, but its good for now.
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Old 03-16-12 | 12:13 PM
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Looks good to me. What's wrong with the handlebars?
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Old 03-16-12 | 12:17 PM
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I wanna stick some cinelli bars on it
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Nice, that certainly works.
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You did an outstanding job!
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I like that saddle.
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Old 03-16-12 | 01:13 PM
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Well done.

Saddle looks good to me.
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Old 03-16-12 | 01:14 PM
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I agree beautiful and very classy. what is wrong with the skewers?
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They are not campy

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Very nice! How about a full shot?

Looks like your front brake pads are in backwards.
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Also, you've accidentally installed clinchers and clipless.
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Very nice! How about a full shot?

Looks like your front brake pads are in backwards.
WOW good eyes that could have made for a exciting first ride.




What kind of hubs and what size rear? I'll look around
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Campy record hubs 126 rear. I will check that front brake, thanks
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Old 03-17-12 | 10:33 AM
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Also, you've accidentally installed clinchers and clipless.
Stinkin' purists... I'd have been rockin' an IGH on that puppy, which would have really had these forums in an uproar!

sloar, that IS a beautiful bike atmo!

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Old 03-17-12 | 11:46 AM
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Looks Fantastic! The Regal saddle looks really classy on the bike. Sort of the aesthetic flourish that you'll expect on an Italian race bike of that vintage.Bars have that nice, agressive "Gimondi" bent to it and looks to be holding it's own on the bike. What brand is it?

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Old 03-17-12 | 11:52 AM
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Stinkin' purists...
I'd have kept my mouth shut, but worrying about the wrong brand of skewers when you've got a big ugly pair of clipless pedals tightened into Super Record cranks is just too much. He could at least go with these.
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Old 03-17-12 | 11:55 AM
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Campy record hubs 126 rear. I will check that front brake, thanks
I've got a beautiful set of Record/Mavic GP4 tubs ready to ship.

Clean some glue, mount the new tubs. Ride into the sunset with a big grin.

The Colonel has good eyes, and Six Jours good taste I'd say.

But is a bicycle ever really finished?
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Old 03-17-12 | 11:59 AM
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I'd have kept my mouth shut, but worrying about the wrong brand of skewers when you've got a big ugly pair of clipless pedals tightened into Super Record cranks is just too much. He could at least go with these.
Sloar I have various Campy pedal sets on the shelf.

Let me know down the road if you need something.
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Old 03-17-12 | 12:30 PM
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I'd have kept my mouth shut, but worrying about the wrong brand of skewers when you've got a big ugly pair of clipless pedals tightened into Super Record cranks is just too much. He could at least go with these.
Six jours, good point! BTW, I have nothing against purists, but I'm largely a pragmatist which often puts me at odds with a purist mindset.
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I say ride the clipless...at least you'll be riding! Hell...I run SPD on ALL my bikes (except my winter beater with beartraps and powerstraps)...

Saddle looks fine, brown suede or black Regal would have probably looked "better".

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Old 03-17-12 | 02:57 PM
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I like how the saddle ties in with the gum hoods and walls- very sharp! I have more Cinelli bars than I know what to do with. What's on there now?
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Old 03-17-12 | 03:27 PM
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Bikes: they change so much I'm tired of updating this

The bars on there are specialize bars. The pedals are
On ther because I like having one pair of shoes that are compatible with all my road bikes. I know they don't look right on there but I love
Riding clip less pedals. And don't want different shoes
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