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I'm trying to find what's missing, but am too lazy to look too hard for it.

Bianchi is right on. I don't mind the rings, but black tires, black hoods, and matching saddle/tape would make this hot.

Record 10 with steel spoked eurus wheels is a great combination. :)
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...ps90915d51.jpg

Did you see me mention it today in that thread? This one is a good one to revive, IMO. What's the cost ceiling here?

Yeah, searched it out and brought it back to life.

I believe it's a $2,000 cap. Trying to remember if my bike qualifies or not.

Sounds fun. This is my bicycle. It has cost me about $850 (but in real English money) to put together. It's made from Columbus Airplane tubing and weighs ~17.2lb as pictured

I'm now selling my Red-equipped LOOK 585 because it seems superfluous.

http://i.imgur.com/MkruT3Fl.jpg

Don't mind the massive steerer erection above the stem. That's going.

What I really want to know is - where should I be posting the serial number and what information I know about the frame to find out who built it?

Hot

throw on some white hoods and I think it would be close to hot. Doesn't wow me, but its not bad. have always hated thomson setback seatposts.

Just a tad over 2k.

http://www.pedalroom.com/p/2012-cann...cm-8419_13.jpg

Each one is under $2K.

Unfortunately none are hot either.

then why post in the thread?

S&M tendencies I guess. Make it hurt.

http://i39.tinypic.com/103ergx.jpg
my CAAD 8

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1994 56cm Pinarello Veneto. Under $1500 as pictured!
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5327/9...5cced51ca6.jpg
Untitled by marioalegre, on Flickr

Hot.

http://i.imgur.com/8QbeEuql.jpg

Dunno, think it's a bit dull like that. I have a soft spot for colours. There's plenty of red bits floating around on the bike. As for the Thomson, I have it because it can be run reversed. I have a full TT cockpit that I swap out.

Stock except for saddle and decals/paint removed. Really need to cut the steerer tube. Sorry, I forgot to put the pedals in proper position.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=324715

It's warm. The bars look horribly uncomfortable.

I like it a lot, but that stem looks out of place.

Also, I just noticed that your wheels are itchey. Just hope you don't get anything scratchy...

The angle or the type ("ergo")? My commuter has normal drop bars. Haven't decided which I like better yet.


:lol: For those who concern themselves with the brand name on their wheels, I recently went on a group ride of about 20 riders. Not one person noticed my itchey wheels.

I hate -17 deg stems and agree that it looks out of place on this frame

then you shouldn't have purchased a boring frame. Do you ever plan on running that thomson reversed??? considering where you have your saddle position on the seatpost, I dont think you will ever position it reversed. Am I missing something? Doesn't make sense to me why that would be a selling point to someone. If you need a 20deg set back, you wouldn't ever need a -20 degree.

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On the contrary, the frame is very exciting. It had a **** paint job so I bead blasted it and now it looks scruffy and fantastic.

Like I said, i have a TT setup
http://i.imgur.com/OUnmwfjl.jpg

So many slammed stems?

~ $650 assembled

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-A.../s800/tux1.jpg

Ok, I see your reason for the seatpost. I'm not saying the frame isn't good, because I like it. BUT you said "Dunno, think it's a bit dull like that. I have a soft spot for colours"
A plain silver bike with white saddle and bar tape is not exactly "colorful".