What Cyfac frame is this?
07-24-25 | 01:14 PM
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Bikes: several Eddy Merz (ride like Eddy, braze like Jim!)
I’m so sorry. And I’m sure I don’t speak for the entire group, but most of us don’t know anything about carbon fiber Bikes.
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07-24-25 | 01:38 PM
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From: Not far from Paris
Bikes: 93GiantTourer,92MeridaAlbon,96Scapin,98KonaKilaueua,93Peugeot Prestige,05CasatiClipper,98Jamis Dragon,95Tange Prestige(to be built),98VettaTeam,95Coppi,93Grandis,Daccordi x3(in build),98Piton(in build),99Trek SLR2300
07-24-25 | 01:40 PM
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As far as your bike is concerned, I have minimal knowledge of that brand other than it is a top-tier French made bicycle. One of my regular riding group has one and I’ll make sure to ask him about it next time I see him.
07-24-25 | 01:49 PM
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Steel is real
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: Not far from Paris
Bikes: 93GiantTourer,92MeridaAlbon,96Scapin,98KonaKilaueua,93Peugeot Prestige,05CasatiClipper,98Jamis Dragon,95Tange Prestige(to be built),98VettaTeam,95Coppi,93Grandis,Daccordi x3(in build),98Piton(in build),99Trek SLR2300
Sorry you came to the wrong place if you are actually interested in the sport of cycling, riding your bike or any cycling related technology developed in the past 30 years. Now if you have a basement and shed full of old rusting and abandoned bikes which were items of desire in the 70’s this is the place for you. Then you can share tips and techniques on how to actually make them rideable for the least money possible taking reduced flexibility and fitness in account.
As far as your bike is concerned, I have minimal knowledge of that brand other than it is a top-tier French made bicycle. One of my regular riding group has one and I’ll make sure to ask him about it next time I see him.
As far as your bike is concerned, I have minimal knowledge of that brand other than it is a top-tier French made bicycle. One of my regular riding group has one and I’ll make sure to ask him about it next time I see him.
07-25-25 | 09:07 AM
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South Carolina Ed
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From: Greer, SC
Bikes: Holdsworth custom, Macario Pro, Ciocc San Cristobal, Viner Nemo, Cyfac Le Mythique, Giant TCR, Tommasso Mondial, Cyfac Etoile
The image name says Gothica gothica_fa1b54068f18d474c7f6eb649074a04dd7ea9e51.jpg
I have 2 beautiful earlier aluminum Etoille and Mythique framesets that I bought used on Ebay and built up and love them. The company was founded in 1983 and once made a high percentage of the bikes used in the Tour de France et al.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyfac
The OFFICIAL Cyfac thread....
I have 2 beautiful earlier aluminum Etoille and Mythique framesets that I bought used on Ebay and built up and love them. The company was founded in 1983 and once made a high percentage of the bikes used in the Tour de France et al.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyfac
The OFFICIAL Cyfac thread....
Last edited by sced; 07-25-25 at 09:19 AM.
