What to do - My New Project
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What to do - My New Project
So I picked up this new frame a few weeks ago cheap enough and I was trying to figure out how I should build it up. As much as I want to get a campy super record pista gruppo for it, the chances of that realistically happening and me not being in some ungodly amount of debt is unlikely. Of course, why not get some suggestions incase someone thinks of something I haven't. Pictures below. Frame has never been built up
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Originally Posted by Hocam
ooooooo gueci
Miche group?
Miche group?
Was thinking about it... dunno though.
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Originally Posted by Igneous Faction
Miche gruppo on Ambrosio rims? Keep it Italian, keep it (relatively) cheap?
Galli?
Campy full njs? hahaha
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Or just go for the new Record Pista, it wouldn't look too out of place.
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hey is that the frame that was on fleabay a week or two ago? i like, i was considering bidding on that one. it didnt come with a fork? what type of fork to do you plan on using?
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for a reasonable build i'd probably go
headset: campy record
stem: cinelli track
bars: ttt
post: campy record aero
cranks: miche
bb: campy veloce
and finish it off with miche's pistard track wheels (that i can't find at a us retailer) which are < $300
headset: campy record
stem: cinelli track
bars: ttt
post: campy record aero
cranks: miche
bb: campy veloce
and finish it off with miche's pistard track wheels (that i can't find at a us retailer) which are < $300
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miche would probably be the easiest (buy it all at once) and most cost effective...
quite partial to the cinelli alu track bars/stem combo though!
quite partial to the cinelli alu track bars/stem combo though!
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Originally Posted by drewcifer
hey is that the frame that was on fleabay a week or two ago? i like, i was considering bidding on that one. it didnt come with a fork? what type of fork to do you plan on using?
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here's a question that might in some way be of importance:
what are you planning to do with the bike once its done?
everyday ride? weather conditions?
you could mix it up with quality components ...japanese,
italian, british, american, spanish ...whatever. although
i have heard that mixing japanese and italian parts leads
to catastrophic failure, e.g. explosions. so far i haven't
experienced any problems with mixing european parts.
what are you planning to do with the bike once its done?
everyday ride? weather conditions?
you could mix it up with quality components ...japanese,
italian, british, american, spanish ...whatever. although
i have heard that mixing japanese and italian parts leads
to catastrophic failure, e.g. explosions. so far i haven't
experienced any problems with mixing european parts.
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