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02-17-23, 01:49 PM
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Received the 421 NR ring for the Bianchi. Waiting for the 52 now.
In process of expanding range on FW. 14-22 isn't wide enough for 54/46 rings.
In process of expanding range on FW. 14-22 isn't wide enough for 54/46 rings.
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02-17-23, 05:44 PM
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Time for an intervention...
Yeesh.
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02-18-23, 06:40 AM
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52t showed up yesterday.
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02-18-23, 07:43 PM
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Wife came home with these from her trip to Japan.
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1983 Basso Gap... 2013 Colnago CX1...2015 Bianchi Intenso
1983 Basso Gap... 2013 Colnago CX1...2015 Bianchi Intenso
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02-19-23, 12:51 AM
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These arrived today - even better than described in the Ebay auction:
Campy Centaur Skeleton brake calipers; I've always loved the look of these (gee, I wonder why?), and have had my eye out for a Record pair, but they always seem to be priced more than I care to pay. These were less than $70, shipped, so I jumped. They will replace the current Campy Veloce Monoplaners on the Davidson. Manipulating them in-hand is a joy - I can hardly wait to try them out in anger, because I'm anticipating some fantastic braking power (they will be the first dual-pivot brakes I've used since the early 90s), as well as superb feedback and feel. I just hope they don't flex too much.
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Campy Centaur Skeleton brake calipers; I've always loved the look of these (gee, I wonder why?), and have had my eye out for a Record pair, but they always seem to be priced more than I care to pay. These were less than $70, shipped, so I jumped. They will replace the current Campy Veloce Monoplaners on the Davidson. Manipulating them in-hand is a joy - I can hardly wait to try them out in anger, because I'm anticipating some fantastic braking power (they will be the first dual-pivot brakes I've used since the early 90s), as well as superb feedback and feel. I just hope they don't flex too much.
DD
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02-19-23, 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
These arrived today - even better than described in the Ebay auction:
Campy Centaur Skeleton brake calipers; I've always loved the look of these (gee, I wonder why?), and have had my eye out for a Record pair, but they always seem to be priced more than I care to pay. These were less than $70, shipped, so I jumped. They will replace the current Campy Chorus Monoplaners on the Davidson. Manipulating them in-hand is a joy - I can hardly wait to try them out in anger, because I'm anticipating some fantastic braking power (they will be the first dual-pivot brakes I've used since the early 90s), as well as superb feedback and feel. I just hope they don't flex too much.
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Campy Centaur Skeleton brake calipers; I've always loved the look of these (gee, I wonder why?), and have had my eye out for a Record pair, but they always seem to be priced more than I care to pay. These were less than $70, shipped, so I jumped. They will replace the current Campy Chorus Monoplaners on the Davidson. Manipulating them in-hand is a joy - I can hardly wait to try them out in anger, because I'm anticipating some fantastic braking power (they will be the first dual-pivot brakes I've used since the early 90s), as well as superb feedback and feel. I just hope they don't flex too much.
DD
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02-19-23, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
One of my favorite brakesets. Cool and effective!
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02-19-23, 03:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
Thanks for your perspective! Since you've experience with them: did you detect any flexion issues?
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02-19-23, 06:52 AM
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Something for the Peugeot. 😁
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02-19-23, 06:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
Thanks for your perspective! Since you've experience with them: did you detect any flexion issues?
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02-19-23, 09:50 AM
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02-19-23, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
Thanks for your perspective! Since you've experience with them: did you detect any flexion issues?
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P1040773on Flickr Dual Pivot
P1040772 on Flickr Single Pivot
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02-19-23, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by 52telecaster
I think that was it. It had no fender eyelets and was made for 700c and small clearance.
This,
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02-19-23, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 52telecaster
I think that was it. It had no fender eyelets and was made for 700c and small clearance.
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02-20-23, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by daverup
I thought that was an Ultima in a rare color. I'm glad you finally got it back.
This,
This,
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02-20-23, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by 52telecaster
That's is but in the 59cm version.
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02-20-23, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Are you painting or touching up?
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02-20-23, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by 52telecaster
Right now I am covering the bare metal with paint so I can assemble it. Lots of little things to get right. Waiting on the headset. I will eventually have a 2 tone professional paint job done. The bike may get ridden this year without a new paint job. Pretty excited to do a tour or two on it. Also a horrible touch up job instead of fresh paint might make it look less steal worthy.
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02-21-23, 12:11 PM
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Actually I picked it up.
Early 60s dynaco stereo preamp.
Early 60s dynaco stereo preamp.
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02-21-23, 12:22 PM
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[Regarding the last 10 posts or so...]
You know, subject matter notwithstanding, sometimes I wish I was this nerdy! But then I think about how much worse this neurotic, socially awkward, card-carrying introvert's life would have been and remind myself what a godsend it is that I'm not!
You know, subject matter notwithstanding, sometimes I wish I was this nerdy! But then I think about how much worse this neurotic, socially awkward, card-carrying introvert's life would have been and remind myself what a godsend it is that I'm not!
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02-21-23, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by sjanzeir
[Last 10 posts or so]
You know, subject matter notwithstanding, sometimes I wish I was this nurdy! But then I think about how much worse this neurotic, socially awkward, card-carrying introvert's life would have been and remind myself what a godsend it is that I'm not!
You know, subject matter notwithstanding, sometimes I wish I was this nurdy! But then I think about how much worse this neurotic, socially awkward, card-carrying introvert's life would have been and remind myself what a godsend it is that I'm not!
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02-22-23, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by panzerwagon
Finally received my Velocals order placed on December 31st! Woohoo!
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02-23-23, 07:45 PM
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More awesome goodies 
'94 Flite Titanium, very close to NOS, shipped, for under 70 bux:
'78 Campy Record non-drive arm:
The Record arm came with a drive-side arm as well, but I only really needed the one pictured. Now I've got a complete spare set, and one spare drive-side arm as a result. I can live with having too many of a particular part much easier than not enough! Plus, one day, one of the drive arms might suffer a breakage, so the spare one means I'm ready for that possibility, too.
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'94 Flite Titanium, very close to NOS, shipped, for under 70 bux:
'78 Campy Record non-drive arm:
The Record arm came with a drive-side arm as well, but I only really needed the one pictured. Now I've got a complete spare set, and one spare drive-side arm as a result. I can live with having too many of a particular part much easier than not enough! Plus, one day, one of the drive arms might suffer a breakage, so the spare one means I'm ready for that possibility, too.
DD
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