The Drillium Club
07-22-15 | 03:29 PM
#151
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: new york
Bikes: cuevas
Thanks for sharing. I'm new to the derailleur mill and drill work but planning on starting with a rough and corroded 1st series Cyclone (mid-late 70's). Current weight is 176 gram. Have a complete shift group and will do those parts as well. Still examining it and undecisive of what to groove or maybe drill. Did you make any holding jig's or just improvise?
07-28-15 | 03:09 PM
#153
1/2 as far in 2x the time
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 1,744
Likes: 289
From: Northern Bergen County, NJ
Bikes: Yes, Please.
Nice! If Eddy rode drilled bars... lol
Finally i think i have figured out how to upload my pics.
Not quite period correct:
San Marco Concor saddle, Weyless hubs with Wolber Profil18 rims and Panaracer Tourguard RS tires.
Weighs in at 19 lbs. including Teledyne Axle and bolts and Supperleggeri pedals with Ti spindles.
In 1975 I got it just under 20 lbs. Weighed more as the season went on...
Boy, did I love this bike.
PS I thought EVERYONE loves drillium... kinda like behive hairdoos
PPS I will at some point clean up the random paint and highlight with yellow and green, and fill in the lugs. It's been a long time. Tressostar tape is too dark... or i need darker cables.
Finally i think i have figured out how to upload my pics.
Not quite period correct:
San Marco Concor saddle, Weyless hubs with Wolber Profil18 rims and Panaracer Tourguard RS tires.
Weighs in at 19 lbs. including Teledyne Axle and bolts and Supperleggeri pedals with Ti spindles.
In 1975 I got it just under 20 lbs. Weighed more as the season went on...
Boy, did I love this bike.
PS I thought EVERYONE loves drillium... kinda like behive hairdoos
PPS I will at some point clean up the random paint and highlight with yellow and green, and fill in the lugs. It's been a long time. Tressostar tape is too dark... or i need darker cables.
Last edited by Last ride 76; 07-28-15 at 03:45 PM.
07-28-15 | 03:42 PM
#154
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Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 801
Likes: 3
From: S Oregon
Bikes: Berthoud Randoneusse, Curt Goodrich steel road, Zanconato Minimax road, Jeff Lyon steel all road,
Nice! If Eddy rode drilled bars... lol
Finally i think i have figured out how to upload my pics.
Not quite period correct:
San Marco Concor saddle, Weyless hubs with Wolber Profil18 rims and Panaracer Tourguard RS tires.
Weighs in at 19 lbs. including Teledyne Axle and bolts and Supperleggeri pedals with Ti spindles.
In 1975 I got it just under 20 lbs. Weighed more as the season went on...
Boy, did I love this bike.
Finally i think i have figured out how to upload my pics.
Not quite period correct:
San Marco Concor saddle, Weyless hubs with Wolber Profil18 rims and Panaracer Tourguard RS tires.
Weighs in at 19 lbs. including Teledyne Axle and bolts and Supperleggeri pedals with Ti spindles.
In 1975 I got it just under 20 lbs. Weighed more as the season went on...
Boy, did I love this bike.
07-28-15 | 04:02 PM
#155
1/2 as far in 2x the time
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 1,744
Likes: 289
From: Northern Bergen County, NJ
Bikes: Yes, Please.
Nuovo Record, Mexico Style modification and custom panto to match the lugwork.
Winter 1976 in Vermont, I was taking a jewlery smithing class at school. Glad you like it.
I did lots of different cut outs to brake levers, shifters, derailleurs and chainrings. (mostly to half broken ones,lol) Some I still have, some photos only, and some long gone. For the Masi that replaced the Cooper, I did the Masi "M" inside a heart. That was a *****.
Winter 1976 in Vermont, I was taking a jewlery smithing class at school. Glad you like it.
I did lots of different cut outs to brake levers, shifters, derailleurs and chainrings. (mostly to half broken ones,lol) Some I still have, some photos only, and some long gone. For the Masi that replaced the Cooper, I did the Masi "M" inside a heart. That was a *****.
07-31-15 | 04:32 PM
#157
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Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 6,480
Likes: 450
Nice! If Eddy rode drilled bars... lol
Finally i think i have figured out how to upload my pics.
Not quite period correct:
San Marco Concor saddle, Weyless hubs with Wolber Profil18 rims and Panaracer Tourguard RS tires.
Weighs in at 19 lbs. including Teledyne Axle and bolts and Supperleggeri pedals with Ti spindles.
In 1975 I got it just under 20 lbs. Weighed more as the season went on...
Boy, did I love this bike.
PS I thought EVERYONE loves drillium... kinda like behive hairdoos
PPS I will at some point clean up the random paint and highlight with yellow and green, and fill in the lugs. It's been a long time. Tressostar tape is too dark... or i need darker cables.
Finally i think i have figured out how to upload my pics.
Not quite period correct:
San Marco Concor saddle, Weyless hubs with Wolber Profil18 rims and Panaracer Tourguard RS tires.
Weighs in at 19 lbs. including Teledyne Axle and bolts and Supperleggeri pedals with Ti spindles.
In 1975 I got it just under 20 lbs. Weighed more as the season went on...
Boy, did I love this bike.
PS I thought EVERYONE loves drillium... kinda like behive hairdoos
PPS I will at some point clean up the random paint and highlight with yellow and green, and fill in the lugs. It's been a long time. Tressostar tape is too dark... or i need darker cables.
My plans are to take some already marred and corroded pieces to do my butchering. Still not sure of the theme.... drill or slot / mill. Do like the playing card symbols but that's way beyond my capability.
12-14-15 | 09:37 PM
#160
Senior Member
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 3,454
Likes: 910
From: Connecticut
Bikes: are fun!
Excellent work from Drillium Dude:
(Thanks for the chainrings @rootboy)
DD's a great talent and a great guy to work with to boot. Thanks again.
He turned the front derailleur adaptor from:
Into:
(Thanks for the chainrings @rootboy)
DD's a great talent and a great guy to work with to boot. Thanks again.
He turned the front derailleur adaptor from:
Into:
