Show us your Italian Steel!
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Here is a sneak peak at the NEW one... it will be unveiled at the Germany show in a few weeks. You can get more spec info here: https://www.ridetommasini.com/sneakpeak.html
My personal bike is a Tecno tig (2001) and I will post some pics of that soon and the one on the way is a FIRE cyclocross bike - I can't wait!!
My personal bike is a Tecno tig (2001) and I will post some pics of that soon and the one on the way is a FIRE cyclocross bike - I can't wait!!
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My new bike,
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I do not own a steel bike but I have to say that this is one terrific thread. Some of these bikes are among the most beautiful I have seen in my 5 or so years in here....kudos to all of you steel owners.
Cheers,
Brian
Cheers,
Brian
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Bicycle Repair Man !!!
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Bicycle Repair Man !!!
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Thanks. It's an 85 and I had it since. I'll been thinking about putting the original c-record parts back on when I first built it for the real classic look.
Here is another pic.
Here is another pic.
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My next project
LINK
I'm amassing a pile of Campagnolo Record components, just need some shifters and wheels and bartape.
LINK
I'm amassing a pile of Campagnolo Record components, just need some shifters and wheels and bartape.
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to be geared this summer with some campy
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I'm liking that Rossin a lot. Funny thing was, I always though it was simply pronounced Raz-in, but I was corrected the other day, and I was told it was Row-zez-in. I had Faggin wrong too!
And to contribute to the thread-
My first Ciocc, SLX, with 10 speed Chorus-
https://g.imagehost.org/0872/IMG_1683.jpg
My New, Older Ciocc. TSX, with Campy C-Record 7 speed-
https://g.imagehost.org/0707/IMG_2950.jpg
And to contribute to the thread-
My first Ciocc, SLX, with 10 speed Chorus-
https://g.imagehost.org/0872/IMG_1683.jpg
My New, Older Ciocc. TSX, with Campy C-Record 7 speed-
https://g.imagehost.org/0707/IMG_2950.jpg
Beautiful bikes
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Used to see a guy back in the late '80s/early '90s when I first got back into cycling had a Ciocc with a similar paint scheme, only it was pink and white. Thought it was one of the most beautiful bikes I've ever seen.
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another blue Pinarello
[url]https://www.bikeforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=103867&stc=1&d=1241585929
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Done
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My Casati Laser at the end of the build day last year
some minor changes have been made since:
different tires - can't run anything bigger than a 20c (the mounted ones in pic were standard but jammed up against the seat tube on inflation)
seat post (got a newer Record Aero Campy)
oh, and the seat is actually mounted so my wife doesn't have to hold on to it anymore
I'll post some more up-close photos later
some minor changes have been made since:
different tires - can't run anything bigger than a 20c (the mounted ones in pic were standard but jammed up against the seat tube on inflation)
seat post (got a newer Record Aero Campy)
oh, and the seat is actually mounted so my wife doesn't have to hold on to it anymore
I'll post some more up-close photos later