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Originally Posted by rkwaki
(Post 16295048)
Bite your tongue, that is pro right there my friend...
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Originally Posted by Cleave
(Post 16294684)
Hi,
How's everyone been? :) I haven't even been lurking on this thread as I've had to parse my online time between more and more sites and topics. I recently had to hunker down and put together a bike that I'd been promising to assemble for almost a year. I'm the original owner of the frame and the parts were mostly on my TT bikes of years past. 1990 Stowe Triad with 2005 Campagnolo Chorus-10 components: http://www.pbase.com/cleavel/image/1...1/original.jpg Paint is original and headset, stem, and bars are from the original build. Rest of it is a mash of "modern" and vintage stuff. BTW, I am not typically a fan of Guru bikes but @Herbie53 Guru is HOT. |
Originally Posted by Cleave
(Post 16294684)
Hi,
How's everyone been? :) I haven't even been lurking on this thread as I've had to parse my online time between more and more sites and topics. I recently had to hunker down and put together a bike that I'd been promising to assemble for almost a year. I'm the original owner of the frame and the parts were mostly on my TT bikes of years past. 1990 Stowe Triad with 2005 Campagnolo Chorus-10 components: http://www.pbase.com/cleavel/image/1...1/original.jpg |
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Originally Posted by link0
(Post 16295406)
:lol: |
Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
(Post 16295500)
Please tell.me this one fits! ;)
:lol: |
Originally Posted by nocondorfx
(Post 7242232)
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Originally Posted by milkbaby
(Post 16289469)
HOLY... HOTTT!
What bar tape is that? Is it the Mike Giant graphic tape from Cinelli? |
Originally Posted by LAJ
(Post 16294766)
I am a fan of the mish-mash of old and new. Hot!
Originally Posted by link0
(Post 16294994)
Hot bike. Would be hotter without the frame pump and with a larger setback seat post though.
Originally Posted by rkwaki
(Post 16295048)
Bite your tongue, that is pro right there my friend...
Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 16295106)
Both the Stowe and the Feather are hot.
Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 16295110)
Comes in handy during those close races.
Originally Posted by Herbie53
(Post 16295134)
Thanks, and that's yet another hot bike in your bunch.
Originally Posted by shoota
(Post 16295143)
Would be so much hotter with a black setback seat post.
BTW, I built this back up with a minimum of new parts. The list of new parts is: 1) Fizik handlebar tape 2) Jagwire Shift cable housing 3) Campagnolo front and rear cable housing (new, but left over from another build) 3) Omni braze-on derailleur adapter clamp Everything else is used, including tubes (with patches), tires, and cables. |
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2014 SLR01 with 9000, Enve 3.4s and Stages Power Meter. With a computer, the bike is 14.5 pounds.
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Originally Posted by Herbie53
(Post 16295119)
http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/6273/qqv4.jpg
Hot! I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. I do not need another fancy pants bicycle. What kind of frame and groupset? |
After all the craziness the first time around I will try this again..
http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u...v2194158PM.jpg Just to clarify.... Stem is 110 -16* drop(i was wrong on my last post) |
Originally Posted by sced
(Post 16298060)
Unbandoned elegance rather than...
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Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 16294737)
Smokin' Hot!
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Originally Posted by gc3
(Post 16298570)
What does this mean, come again?
What about the fenders? |
Originally Posted by link0
(Post 16295406)
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Originally Posted by ilvwhtgrls
(Post 16297932)
2014 slr01 with 9000, enve 3.4s and stages power meter. With a computer, the bike is 14.5 pounds.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=353730 |
Originally Posted by link0
(Post 16295406)
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Originally Posted by ilvwhtgrls
(Post 16297932)
2014 SLR01 with 9000, Enve 3.4s and Stages Power Meter. With a computer, the bike is 14.5 pounds.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=353730 You can afford that BMC, DuraAce, and Enve's, but not a Quarq or SRM? |
Originally Posted by Cleave
(Post 16296133)
Thanks, LAJ.
Thanks for the 'hot.' Stowe custom painted the Silca pump and a friend gave me the Campagnolo metal pump head. The pump is on there for show since Silca pumps were prone to breaking if you actually used them. ;) The seat post is an early 1980s SunTour Superbe Pro model that is a nod to the age of the frame and has (arguably) the best clamp design of all time. Thanks for the vote of confidence. Thank you, rjones28. Think you've watched Breaking Away one too many times. ;) (Though the Cinzano guy probably did use a Silca pump in that scene.) Appreciate the kind words. See my seat post comment above. BTW, I built this back up with a minimum of new parts. The list of new parts is: 1) Fizik handlebar tape 2) Jagwire Shift cable housing 3) Campagnolo front and rear cable housing (new, but left over from another build) 3) Omni braze-on derailleur adapter clamp Everything else is used, including tubes (with patches), tires, and cables. |
Originally Posted by ancker
(Post 16304550)
Hot.
You can afford that BMC, DuraAce, and Enve's, but not a Quarq or SRM? |
Originally Posted by ilvwhtgrls
(Post 16297932)
2014 SLR01 with 9000, Enve 3.4s and Stages Power Meter. With a computer, the bike is 14.5 pounds.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=353730 |
Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH...
(Post 16304777)
Maybe Hot... If I could see it....
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Originally Posted by ilvwhtgrls
(Post 16297932)
2014 SLR01 with 9000, Enve 3.4s and Stages Power Meter. With a computer, the bike is 14.5 pounds.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=353730
Originally Posted by ancker
(Post 16304550)
Hot.
You can afford that BMC, DuraAce, and Enve's, but not a Quarq or SRM? Hot bike though. |
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