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lets see some of your geared bikes 2016

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Old 01-04-17, 03:45 PM
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My *almost* finished Pinarello.
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Replace Black Colnago Pantographed stem with a silver 3ttt
Replace silly Suntour FD with Campagnolo Victory to match group.
TRP Brake levers
Different Brooks saddle (still undecided which way to go here)
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^^^Nyssss but please consider something besides TRP levers for that bike

Since I'm already here - am just curious...will we be getting a 2017 gearie bike pic thread?
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Originally Posted by IAmSam
^^^Nyssss but please consider something besides TRP levers for that bike

Since I'm already here - am just curious...will we be getting a 2017 gearie bike pic thread?
Thanks!
What would you suggest? I like the ergonomics of modern levers for the leverage when squeezing the brakes and hand positioning. I thought the drillium levers of the TRP lent a vintage tone to them.
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Shimano BL-R400 look more like the early aero levers and are also cheap. A few seconds on a buffing wheel will take the SHIMANO right off:

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Originally Posted by Wspsux
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What would you suggest? I like the ergonomics of modern levers for the leverage when squeezing the brakes and hand positioning. I thought the drillium levers of the TRP lent a vintage tone to them.
Naw, stick with the TRP's.
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non aero campy levers are literally a dime a dozen QUIT FKN AROUND.
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Non-Aero levers and Benotto tape is the jamz. I would certainly fix the stem but only because of the color (I love Colnago) maybe you can find an old Pina panto 3TTT stem. I would also try to get a Crampandgoslo Biodinamica bottle and cage.

I will admit that I love the feeling of plain cloth tape nothing on it and it looks nice with a good harlequin wrap so that is a good option and always gets looks from fellow bicycle lovers. That is of course if you didn't go Benotto
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This new bike from All-City has me interested, because the smaller sizes come with 650b wheels:

Space Horse Disc | All-City Cycles
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If you're interested in some early aero Chorus levers with white hoods, hit me up @Wspsux.
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This new bike from All-City has me interested, because the smaller sizes come with 650b wheels:

Space Horse Disc | All-City Cycles
the space horse might be my favorite production bicycle right now. the discs are cool, too.
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can a mod lock this since geared bikes are soooo 2016?
thanks.
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Originally Posted by johnnytheboy
can a mod lock this since geared bikes are soooo 2016?
thanks.
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