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Old 01-10-22, 03:03 PM
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Mavic Leather lace ups! Carbon fiber base. Old school looks. Has very large vents on sole.

Love the brown finish and tricolor detail.
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Gum brake lever hoods, Campy style, from Soma Fabrications. Will be fitted to Suntour Superbe brake levers. The hoods feel very flexible and are translucent.


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Originally Posted by cv350
Gum brake lever hoods, Campy style, from Soma Fabrications. Will be fitted to Suntour Superbe brake levers.
I'm very interested how this will fit.
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Originally Posted by fabiofarelli
I'm very interested how this will fit.
It should be fine. SunTour Superbe levers are very close copies of Campagnolo, for which those hoods were designed.
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Last part for the Intenso

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Got a box from Wiggle UK about a week earlier than projected, and I hope this is everything I need to get my three projects roadworthy by spring. Brake pads and cables/housing were all I needed. I think.


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Brooks Team Pro
This is for a future build. It will go on the 1978 Raleigh Professional frame I bought last year. I almost have everything I need.
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I always like to keep a fresh new pair in storage. No post but an offerup purchase.

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Originally Posted by Kabuki12

Brooks Team Pro
This is for a future build. It will go on the 1978 Raleigh Professional frame I bought last year. I almost have everything I need.
You can never have too many of these or the like in stock.

I added a new B17 Special at Christmas.


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^^^^^ Sweet! A B17 with large copper rivets. The one I put on my Moto has the nickel rivets and , to me , not as nice. But still a Brooks and once broken in , a great saddle .
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oh you guys are getting some good stuff. I gave my Brother one of my favorite balaclavas a week ago & ordered a new one for myself. they changed the design slightly. too much material on top. w/ the face opening positioned correctly I look like an SNL Cone-head. w/ it pulled down all the way my eyes are covered completely. also the neck, which was longer than necessary before, is even longer now! ... ;-( would it be dumb to take it to a tailor for adjustments?
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I took a chance and and ordered this Scheeren stem for the Scheeren bars that came in last week. Unfortunately the bars have a 27.0 clamp size and this stem is 25.8. Oh well.


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From Czechoslovakia with love.

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Just got these black 1st gen DA hubs for a new 6-sp wheel build. So cool to see that they’re in much better condition than I expected. Going to have them laced to a set of Nemesis rims that I took off another bike and mount some 30mm FMBs that I just got a few days ago. I think I have all the fixins now for the build.



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Two new Fizik Kurve saddles! One is my preferred chameleon style and the other is Snake. The chameleon is my all time favorite saddle but I can also ride both other Kurve saddles just fine.

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Originally Posted by Brad L
I took a chance and and ordered this Scheeren stem for the Scheeren bars that came in last week. Unfortunately the bars have a 27.0 clamp size and this stem is 25.8. Oh well.


Looks like a or a couple cracks starting, hopefully that was disclosed.

You could also be looking for a Titan stem, seems like most of them are 27.
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Originally Posted by jamesdak
Two new Fizik Kurve saddles! One is my preferred chameleon style and the other is Snake. The chameleon is my all time favorite saddle but I can also ride both other Kurve saddles just fine.

Please explain the appeal? Everything I have read says that we must have relief in the center of the saddle in order to avoid blocking blood flow to important organs. Of course, this could be just another effort to befuddle us with ergnomic science, which prompts some of us to buy ridiculously expensive saddles. Does this fit into the evil Depopulation agenda? Oh, never mind... I've been drinking again.

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Originally Posted by fabiofarelli
From Czechoslovakia with love.

Nice! A Favorit Super Record, no less!

Are you planning a Czechoslovakian build? I believe I have the appropriate brakes for those levers (MAFAC "RACER" copies), as well as a bar stem, which looks somewhat like the Scheeren stem pictured above. Let me know if you need them.
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Someone suggested I really needed these, in order to ride my gold-colored Robust in style. I totally agreed.

And waddaya know, they were on sale somewhere.

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Originally Posted by non-fixie
Nice! A Favorit Super Record, no less!

Are you planning a Czechoslovakian build? I believe I have the appropriate brakes for those levers (MAFAC "RACER" copies), as well as a bar stem, which looks somewhat like the Scheeren stem pictured above. Let me know if you need them.
The idea was to use it on this one, Italian as you see. In those days Alan was very often used behind the Iron Curtain, that's the reason why.



I don't know if your offer is still counts in that case ... , it would be very nice.

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