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Old 11-28-10, 03:24 PM
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i am down with the last two


i dont expect this to go well:


but this may be better:
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Originally Posted by leej88
that looks so good.
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Originally Posted by terencesailing
Hi guys! Finished building not too long ago. Still some additions and replacements to come...

Your saddle has a tumor on its back end. You should get that looked at.
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Originally Posted by 91MF
that looks so good.
+1, only modest suggestion would be remove the Garmin for photos. It looks like a brick on that bike.
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Husband and Wife's Archons. Wife's has white saddle.



Hi lohump,

Hot. The pictures don't do these bikes justice. I know because I've seen both of them in person.
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Originally Posted by thirdgenbird
i am down with the last two


i dont expect this to go well:


but this may be better:
Actually I think both are kind of hot. The Scatante is what it is, but it looks like it is very well set up. Aggressive saddle to bar height, and nice touch with the red saddle, cables, and hoods. Looks like a very competent ride.
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Originally Posted by ravenmore
Actually I think both are kind of hot. The Scatante is what it is, but it looks like it is very well set up. Aggressive saddle to bar height, and nice touch with the red saddle, cables, and hoods. Looks like a very competent ride.
thanks. the frameset was a graduation gift (2004) from my father. i had a full build group but no frame. at the time he was very ill and unemployed due to said health conditions. i want to upgrade it, but dont have the heart to. it may just be a scattante, but it is my scattante.

the tommasini frameset was actually a gift (2010) from him as well. he has owned it since new (1996) but never recovered well enough to ride again.
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Originally Posted by hmai18
Might as well give in to my narcissism:

What kind of bike is that?
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Originally Posted by thirdgenbird
thanks. the frameset was a graduation gift (2004) from my father. i had a full build group but no frame. at the time he was very ill and unemployed due to said health conditions. i want to upgrade it, but dont have the heart to. it may just be a scattante, but it is my scattante.

the tommasini frameset was actually a gift (2010) from him as well. he has owned it since new (1996) but never recovered well enough to ride again.
Sometimes the story makes the bike, and not the other way around. Both are hot then and I wouldn't change a thing.
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My ride: Early 1980s Ciocc San Cristobal
Is that a bottle cage on your handlebar?
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Originally Posted by terencesailing
Hi guys! Finished building not too long ago. Still some additions and replacements to come...

This bike would be hot but the saddle kind of gets in the way. Also something awkward looking about the stem and handlebars - might just be the camera angle.
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Originally Posted by Nachoman
Is that a bottle cage on your handlebar?
Yeah, they used to do that (but I thought it wasn't common practice in the 80's). You can still buy those cages actually.
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Originally Posted by Nachoman
Is that a bottle cage on your handlebar?
Yes. No braze-ons on the seat tube, so I had to put it someplace. I live in south Louisiana where two bottles are practically a necessity on anything but the shortest of rides. Good place for an MP3 on trainer workouts.
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Originally Posted by ravenmore
This bike would be hot but the saddle kind of gets in the way. Also something awkward looking about the stem and handlebars - might just be the camera angle.
Yea that's what everyone says about the saddle. It seems that I have to succumb to peer pressure and get a Selle Italia Kit Carbonio Flow. Thank God for christmas!
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Old 11-29-10, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by canam73
What kind of bike is that?
And where it is made?
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Old 11-29-10, 11:02 AM
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Here is my humble submission
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Originally Posted by savage1971
Here is my humble submission
I like it. Very clean looking. Bars seem to be at an odd angle (for me at least).
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Originally Posted by savage1971
Here is my humble submission
That frame looks very similar to the Scattante CFR ('08/'09) / Pedalforce ZX3.

Does it have an ADK label on the bottom bracket?
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Originally Posted by Herbie53
That frame looks very similar to the Scattante CFR ('08/'09) / Pedalforce ZX3.

Does it have an ADK label on the bottom bracket?
None that I'm aware of, just the serial#. I'll have to look to be sure though.
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Old 11-29-10, 12:32 PM
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Have you been fitted to your bike? The saddle looks very pushed up.

You might want to consider a zero setback post if that is your correct fit.
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Originally Posted by Blackdays
Have you been fitted to your bike? The saddle looks very pushed up.

You might want to consider a zero setback post if that is your correct fit.
Some of the adjustments have changed since that pic. That was taken recently after I purchased the bike. I
have since had the bike fitted at the lbs.
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Originally Posted by savage1971
Some of the adjustments have changed since that pic. That was taken recently after I purchased the bike. I
have since had the bike fitted at the lbs.
I was gonna say, the Saddle also look low, as if maybe the frame is too big. But that's most likely it looks way better now..
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Old school steel vs. new school titanium....







Thank you for looking and (I hope) voting "hot."
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Both bikes are hot! I'm really liking the Bottechia and the color scheme a bit more though... Something about the shiny lugs, seat stay, chain stay and fork that just makes it pleasing to look at.

Here's mine. 2010 Schwinn Paramount Series 9. All carbon. All SRAM Force with the exception of the brakes (those will be replaced very soon). Hope you like!


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