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I'm destructive.
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Originally Posted by drac_vamp
1974 paramount track with full campagnolo pista gruppo (except wheels, which hang on the wall until trued. these are suntour superbes laced bladed spokes to mavic old ma2 box rims non-machined). old polished steel lugged british track stem.
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Originally Posted by wilcru
What saddle is that?
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Just finished up the Girl's ride today. It's 60 or 70's Peugeot touring frame with Nervex lugs. I stripped and repainted it with sign painters paint. Currently set up 42x16 SS (she's working her way up to fixed). Enjoy!
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She's a beaut. A real nice around the city bike.
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Originally Posted by calculator
Just finished up the Girl's ride today. It's 60 or 70's Peugeot touring frame with Nervex lugs. I stripped and repainted it with sign painters paint. Currently set up 42x16 SS (she's working her way up to fixed). Enjoy!
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That bike is very classy! I too would like info on those fenders though.
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Thanks for the compliments. The fenders are Honjos (http://www.jitensha.com/eng/fndrs_e.html. They're kind of a bear to get on because you have to drill everything yourself, which is sort of scary due to their cost. Overall the fenders are totally worth the price and the trouble. No rattles and they look great.
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[QUOTE=calculator]Just finished up the Girl's ride today. It's 60 or 70's Peugeot touring frame with Nervex lugs. I stripped and repainted it with sign painters paint. Currently set up 42x16 SS (she's working her way up to fixed). Enjoy!
Dood my jaw hurts from dropping and hitting my desk, that thing is gorgeous! |
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NICE!!!! If your girl decides it's not her style I get first dibs. :D
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wow!! you did a real good job on that one!!!!!
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Originally Posted by calculator
Just finished up the Girl's ride today. It's 60 or 70's Peugeot touring frame with Nervex lugs. I stripped and repainted it with sign painters paint. Currently set up 42x16 SS (she's working her way up to fixed). Enjoy!
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I just picked up a 57cm C-C, Serotta pursuit frameset - yeah! 700C rear and a 650C front end. Slope top tube. Onyx paint scheme (metal flake black) with white water-slide decals.
I walked into my LBS to pick up some tubular glue when I saw her for the first time. My eyes locked on the elegant Serotta perched behind the counter and in a blink of an eye it was over; I was powerless. I tossed it together with a matrix of track parts today and put in thirty miles. Wow! I've owned three KHS Aeros (pursuit style) bikes but this Serotta is in class all by itself; definitely took it up a notch, or three. Well, "you get what you pay for," and besides, eating and a roof over your head is over rated. Serotta, it's my new religion.---Jerry BTW----Nitrox saddles look so cool. A shout-out to Andrew and Dan (pictured) of Adams Avenue Bicycles in San Diego, CA. A warm, comprehensive bike shop supported by able people! Thanks guys and girl (sadly not pictured, but she should be). *Weekly FG rides on Wednesday nights - call them for information, and or, zap em at : http://aabikes.net/ http://hometown.aol.com/f1apex/myhom...utoracing.html |
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from drops to bullys...had so much fun chopping **** up i cut and drilled the brake lever too.
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Originally Posted by calculator
Just finished up the Girl's ride today.
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Originally Posted by drac_vamp
80's maruishi track bike. japanese. hand machined hubs, 24 straight pull spokes bladed in front. nitto njs keirin sizing stem.
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very nice. do you have a close up pick of the drop out thingie? don't know what to call it really. |
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1980's Casati Monza (not the suspect one from eBay)
Mavic CXP-30's Campagnolo Record hubs Sugino Super Mighty cranks 167mm Shimano Dura-Ace 49t chainring Tange bottom bracket Wipperman chain MKS Royal Nuevo pedals Brooks Team Professional saddle Shimano 105 headset Cinelli 2a track stem 110mm Cinelli 67-39 pista bars Continental tires 700x20 |
damn, that's so tight! Can you put 23's on that bike, or 20 max?
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Originally Posted by trespasser
damn, that's so tight! Can you put 23's on that bike, or 20 max?
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TNCLR: Man, that thing is all kinds of hot!
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Originally Posted by TNCLR
20 is the max. Makes it a real pain in the ass to find tires! I wish it was just a *tad* more slack so I could fit 23's on it.
gorgeous bike. |
Originally Posted by FixednotBroken
got toverlap? :D
gorgeous bike. Thanks! |
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My old Wicked Fat Chance that I recently converted. Super sweet White Industries ENO hub, Dia-Compe brake on Nitto moustache bars and Technomic stem, Eggbeaters, and a 36x16 gear. Right now it's my big hill/heavy load/long distance commuter, but I'll put the rear brake back on and change the gear to something more spinnerific and put the flop on and hit the trails this summer. Glad I gave this frame a second life, it rides like buttah.
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love that bike, harlot. quite the spinner on that one. and thanks to you for the beautiful pic of the raleigh.
some specs: '76 raleigh pro track suntour sprint hubs stronglight headset miche crankset/bb thomson post fizik arione saddle candy pedals http://students.washington.edu/cjward/raleigh1.jpg |
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