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^ My best guess is... Time trial bike!
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Originally Posted by shrimpx
(Post 261349)
1970 Nishiki Olympic frame purchased for $5 at a flea market (repainted by me)
Mavic OpenPro rims on Miche Primato hubs and Vittoria Rubino Pro tires original headset and new Shimano BB old (80's) Sugino cranks and ring (cranks polished by me) 17T euro asia imports cog PROFILE bullhorns, old diacompe brake and cable, new dia compe aero lever Pazzaz stem Selle Italia SLR saddle MKS pedals http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~marius/pics/fix2/3.jpg Replace that caliper. |
Originally Posted by andre nickatina
(Post 5864119)
^ My best guess is... Time trial bike!
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Originally Posted by Jabba Degrassi
(Post 5864411)
Those look like trainer tires.
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Originally Posted by andre nickatina
(Post 5864436)
well, there's a disc on the back, the seat-tube appears to be slightly curved assuming the camera doesn't have a fisheye lense, and the seatstay seems to be ending below where it would for a regular steel road/track frame.
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am i missing something? i see no picture.
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That paint looks almost the same as your Makino. Or reversed maybe.
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Oh just you wait and see.
(I'm waiting for the wheels for my Makino, but once they arrive it should be done) |
:)
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moving somewhere it rains much more and colder, etc...
hence the new commuter: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2304/...c115049e_o.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2077/...32413087_b.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2302/...7fda50f0_b.jpg OMG! Campy brakes and leverz!!1! |
blingy-bling commuter. but ......wouldn't something other than a Brooks be better for a place with lots of rain??
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I like. I like.
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Originally Posted by nateintokyo
(Post 5865865)
blingy-bling commuter. but ......wouldn't something other than a Brooks be better for a place with lots of rain??
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Beautiful.
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campy crank with zen ring looks way odd.
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thanks guys. I'm loving the bike, but hating the fact that it's heavier than my hardtail MTB....
It's definitely a smooth ride, though! |
Originally Posted by bonechilling
(Post 5865927)
I believe that the Brooks is standard-issue on those Raleighs, now.
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That is an AWESOME build, bikeage.
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Originally Posted by el twe
(Post 5868299)
That is an AWESOME build, bikeage.
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Where would one find a Campy V-Brake setup...
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v-brakes shouldn't be the hardest things to find. You can order a pair of Campy mini v's through QBP.
Cantilevers are a different story... |
swapped bars and this time trew the old Control-Tech stem onto the flat bar I had already put on before....now I can just swap the 'drop-bar' set and the 'flat bar' set...quick and easy.
http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w...a/PC250002.jpg ...now I gotta figure out a front brake option again.... I also started using both sides of the rear hub...18T/19T with a 46: http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w...a/PC250004.jpg :D |
Originally Posted by bikeage
(Post 5868363)
thanks duder! I built in anticipation of moving to your old town!
EDIT: Nevermind, saw it on sffixed. |
I got some aerobars for Christmas and I'm away from home so I didn't have my TT bars handy, so I just threw them on my risers for the hell of it.
I'm not sure what to think. Here she is: http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q94/nouia/omg.jpg |
lulz.
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