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Old 08-27-23, 12:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Sedgemop
Some tubes and a carbon fiber pump from Rene Herse. It's my first and only think made of carbon fiber. I'll report here when it inevitably explodes.

Jan is very proud of those pumps, says they work and last just as they should.
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Originally Posted by merziac
Jan is very proud of those pumps, says they work and last just as they should.
Can now vouch for the pump. Pumped up a couple a tires from flat very quickly. Fastest I've experienced from a small pump.
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Originally Posted by brewerkz




Had a slightly earlier TX version of this bike in the same color and it was a great rider. Maybe one to do it all. Enjoy that thing.
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Originally Posted by Sedgemop
Can now vouch for the pump. Pumped up a couple a tires from flat very quickly. Fastest I've experienced from a small pump.
Good deal, now for the test of time.
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Bianchi jersey from @Malcala in great shape. I had avoided getting a Bianch Jersey since, well, I didn’t have a Bianchi. Now that the Giro has arrived, serendipity!

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Ever-so-slightly-used Bon Jon Pass tires (700Cx35), one Compass, one René Herse.

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Originally Posted by smontanaro
Ever-so-slightly-used Bon Jon Pass tires (700Cx35), one Compass, one René Herse.

Cool. I would like to hear about the Extralight experience when you're ready to share.
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Originally Posted by Sedgemop
Cool. I would like to hear about the Extralight experience when you're ready to share.
I currently have Stampede Pass (32mm wide) EL tires on my Monti Special. They ride quite nicely. I've only got 400-500 miles on them so far, but no flats so far. The Bon Jon's will replace the Stampede's, but it might take a while to get around to it. I think I might need to trim my rear fender slightly. I will have to get up the courage to snip a brand new fender first...
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Originally Posted by smontanaro
I currently have Stampede Pass (32mm wide) EL tires on my Monti Special. They ride quite nicely. I've only got 400-500 miles on them so far, but no flats so far. The Bon Jon's will replace the Stampede's, but it might take a while to get around to it. I think I might need to trim my rear fender slightly. I will have to get up the courage to snip a brand new fender first...
Nice. I've got some Cayuse Pass 26mm tires on the way that I'm going to put on my Merckx. Obviously, I'll soon be floating on clouds of joy.
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Bianchi jersey from @Malcala in great shape. I had avoided getting a Bianch Jersey since, well, I didn’t have a Bianchi. Now that the Giro has arrived, serendipity!

I let go of this jersey bcuz I bought it during my 230lb days but since I'm down to 200 again I picked up this one.

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I let go of this jersey bcuz I bought it during my 230lb days but since I'm down to 200 again I picked up this one.

It will likely hang loosely then which is how I prefer (not a tight jersey guy).
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An acquaintance gave me a $25 531C frameset the other day, and I've been spending like mad on a bike I didn't need. Quite the haul today. eBay provided the new (cheap) Tange headset and Triomphe crankset (with rare 40t ring ). Got the Campy Athena levers from the bin at the lbs and replaced the black hoods with white(ish) ones.

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Received half my order of Kool Stop pads and holders for some Campy brakes.



An expensive*, boneheaded move, because the nuts don't fit in the arm slots. I could try a Dremel tool, but I'll probably go back to eBay for the right Kool Stop pads for these shoes.

* $54 for 4 holders and 8 pads
Well better find a bike to build around those pads...
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I'll give friction shifting another go.

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Who is the tool now?

I got another old bicycle to fix up. There is always something that you have not encountered before.

What are you going to do with a TA crankset? First you have to remove the crank bolt caps which are seized. Then my crank puller doesn't fit.




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Not in the post, but picked up. 1977 Colnago Super. PO was original owner, and had converted it to a fixie. Cannot believe he accepted my offer. Very generous. Frame is straight except for minor head and down tube bulges from a garage and roof rack mishap.





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Take all of that Campy stuff off of it and make a daily rider out of it. With the right batch of miscellaneous parts applied it can become a great fall bike. Smiles, MH
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Not in the post, but picked up. 1977 Colnago Super. PO was original owner, and had converted it to a fixie. Cannot believe he accepted my offer. Very generous. Frame is straight except for minor head and down tube bulges from a garage and roof rack mishap.




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Take all of that Campy stuff off of it and make a daily rider out of it. With the right batch of miscellaneous parts applied it can become a great fall bike. Smiles, MH
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I think that there is someone selling Campagnolo stuff on the floor sale sub-forum, take a look........
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I think that there is someone selling Campagnolo stuff on the floor sale sub-forum, take a look........
Best, Ben
I would likely have to sell one of my children… And considering they are 24 and 21, I don’t think the market will bring enough.

Besides, this baby is destined for the Frankenbike horror challenge.
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New straps and Chorus pads for the Bottecchia. So happy.

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Seen on ebay, was very close to home (he even dropped off!), advert said it was on a Colnago. Label on side was obscured, just seen edge so took a cheeky gamble, didn’t think I would win (aint that always the way?. £14 + £3.95 postage……0.790kg if you are interested.

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