Serrotta fitting bike found

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04-05-23, 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by beng1

I watched a movie about him building and racing that bike. I liked it because he can think for himself, outside the box. The sort of person that if he posted on this forum about his ideas would be ridiculed.

No, it’s pretty much just idiots that get ridiculed here.

04-05-23, 11:26 AM

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nice

04-05-23, 11:56 AM

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That's a nice piece of history, especially now that Ben Serotta is back in business.

04-05-23, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Wildwood

Narrow bars is an old thing, not new. My 1984 touring Centurian had 38 (ctc) bars on a 59cm frame.

Everything old is new again.

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