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Old 08-29-05, 03:10 PM
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duh, we want heavy bikes, plus we are anal about color matching.
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The simple answer? No one else makes deep rims in this combination of price range and easy availability. I don't see anything anal about wanting a bike you spent a lot of time, thought and money on to look nice. Unless you're going retro or NJS, the Deep Vs are one of the best ways to do this.
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I agree. Deep V's look sweet if you're buiding up a nice frame. And they got some crazy colors. I'd do it.
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Originally Posted by drac_vamp
duh, we want heavy bikes, plus we are anal about color matching.
You just wait until I finish patenting my "mood ring" style top-tube protector.
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Old 08-29-05, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
You just wait until I finish patenting my "mood ring" style top-tube protector.
i'll hold my breath until you get it NJS approved....
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Old 08-29-05, 05:25 PM
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Black and Gold is ALWAYS the way to go.
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
damn. now you make me want gold rims! i never thought i would either...
gotta say it's a nice highlight to the black!
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Originally Posted by xian
I love this one. Not that I'm partial to the red/white scheme or anything.

I don't think it needs I white rear-rim though. With the red fork, the black rim with the red tire in the back of sets the front nicely. I'm sure it will look equally hot with white rim in back, I just like the look of this also.
thanks man. only thing is... i pillaged the wheel off the single speed i built my girl! ... making her ride her road bike with gears! aah!
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Before conversion.
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Originally Posted by ImOnCrank
Alright here's my now much improved Pogliaghi that I posted a few weeks back (see pg159). Current (I don't dare say final) product is Pogliaghi Frame from the 80's sometime, low flange 28s Phil fix/fix hubs on deep-v's, Rubinos, Galli Cranks, Sugino M-type ring, soma 17t/DA 16t cogs, Thompson elite seatpost, Selle NitroX saddle, Campy Headset/bb, Nitto b123s, Spot tensioner, MKS sylvans pedals and MKS clips.

Thing is a blast to ride, thanks to everyone who posts pics here for the inspiration. I don't think I'm every buying a prebuilt bike again.
I like it. Nicely done.
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Here is my bike used my our own Msngr to ride on the track.


The wheels are in storage.

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Originally Posted by Ceya
Here is my bike used my our own Msngr to ride on the track.


The wheels are in storage.

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Damn, that is a fine looking bike! I would love a Panasonic and I have never seen one in that colour, awesome! I have that same Shimano wheel as a rear on my geared Ciocc and it is great.....a little heavy but I like it's stiffness. I found it in a dumpster
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Damn, that is a fine looking bike! I would love a Panasonic and I have never seen one in that colour, awesome! I have that same Shimano wheel as a rear on my geared Ciocc and it is great.....a little heavy but I like it's stiffness. I found it in a dumpster

THANKS, I have a blue one also 52.5 seat tube c/t and 53.0 top tube . those wheels are not mine.

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Old 09-01-05, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Ceya
THANKS, I have a blue one also 52.5 seat tube c/t and 53.0 top tube . those wheels are not mine.

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That just happens to be my exact size, let me know if you ever want to get rid of it.
I'll be in NY this October.
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Old 09-02-05, 06:47 AM
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mine thus far
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Old 09-02-05, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by eddiebrannan
mine thus far
Gotta love the straight fork.
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Old 09-02-05, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by gnatthew

wow your whole life matches
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that second one looks familiar, by chance was it near divis/fell wednesday?
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that second one looks familiar, by chance was it near divis/fell wednesday?
Yeah most likely, my girl lives right at that corner.
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Originally Posted by eddiebrannan
wow your whole life matches
The tough part was finding a paint distributor who could color match from my tires.
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But can it ride fast?
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That second one is insane. Are those Sugino Grand Mighty cranks?
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That second one is insane. Are those Sugino Grand Mighty cranks?
Negative. They both sport campy track cranks, but in the case of "Debbie", those're the old skool gold ones. The gold's all but gone on the drive side and pretty hurtin' on the nondrive, but they're still solid cranks.
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