(see above)

Low-price hotness hanging from the rafters! I don't recall seeing any goodies of this pedigree at the Parliment location. You east enders hoarding it all?

Looks like I may actually have a reason to visit the Beaches now.

They are not half as bad as cobaltos - I alway thought they were a scam by Campy. They are even more of scam now given the eBay prices they go for. I love Chorus monoplanars of the same era - yesterday I fell asleep before sniping a set - 2 hours to go they were $33 :mad:

Steeker, it's Chris Kaiser from the shop.

Long time no see (before the time a few days ago)

You should have gotten the blue frame, it is real purdy, but yours is still awesome.

Check out the fixie my brother and I just built up if you haven't already, it's pretty stunty.

http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=182181

lmaooooo you prick :D you said you were leaning towards the red an white Pinarello helped me make up my mind about it , just for that I'll just have to buy the blue one too :p P.S. you did a great job on your Brothers bike.

haha.. i don't care that you posted the picture (besides me looking kind of goofy in it). that's why it's up there.

anyway, i've got a johnny coast frame on order that should be done soon. psyched...

steeker/Kaibot - I shouldn't ask this cause i'll be really tempted to swing by and buy it, but what size is the blue Pinarello. frame hanging from the ceiling?

Hrm, what shop is this? Nice ride :)

lets all chip in for the blue pina and have our very own BF Toronto communial bike.

That only the tall ones of us can ride

Yeah, sorry but that blue Pin is much nicer.

El twe --> NAw the red one came with all the Campi parts better than the blue :P Jet sanchEz --->the shop is Cycle Solutions (416)691-0019 http://www.cycle-solutions.com/ , Wasted weasel --> Not sure of the frame size but call them , I am still tempted to buy the Blue one too :)

Yeah, it's a better deal, but I love the blue frame for what it is - a frame. Still a great score, Steek.

I was desperate for a single speed but wanted to wait till I found something that caught my eye . meaning the Blue one did and I was about to buy it when a sales guy told me of the red one and rolled it up to the wrenchers area , I had them side by side for a long time then drove the red one home down the Big hill in the Beach

Coolies and I'll chip in another Flame covered seat :p

I might be... it's finished at this point:

http://boxwood.subtle.org/se/japan/3...conversion.jpg

...and again, it's too frickin' small. I have problems.

80s/90s Italian paint rules my world. Sick geniuses.

That needs 7sp dura-ace.

And to live in my house.

...my, it's pretty.

Rescued from the garage of a mountain biker in Miami (a Florida mountain biker?). It's a bit earlier than the blue one, probably an '82. Pantographed seatstay caps, same fork though. Rougher than the blue one as well, but it rides great.

It's pretty cool... but too small. I AM CURSED WITH SLIGHTLY SMALL 3RENSHOs.

Keep this in mind : I am relentless.

Hehehe... well, I may be getting a beat up Samson track frame to replace it (slightly larger! front fork drilled for brake! utterly worthless!!!) in which case... well, you know ;)

I'll start sourcing parts, 'just in case'. ;)

If you want to get pedantic about it, Refried has a full Sante group.

I checked the Web site ( nice stuff ) which frame are you getting and colour ?

THanks for the info ;)