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#6026
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Did anyone ever host those pics for Raygunner? I would love to see the shark and some more detailed pics of the green keirin, thanks.
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New pics up in their own thread but here's a cross post just for kicks.
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
..Another bikeforums score :
Thank you, sashae. Cantis and cross tires are going on fairly soon, when I get around to picking up some straddle cables.
I should probably trim that housing, too..
Thank you, sashae. Cantis and cross tires are going on fairly soon, when I get around to picking up some straddle cables.
I should probably trim that housing, too..
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Originally Posted by sashae
Awesome What kind of cantis are going on?
..or I might bite the bullet and pick up a new set of shimano br-550s.
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
..or I might bite the bullet and pick up a new set of shimano br-550s.
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Originally Posted by ink1373
tektro oryx cantis are great. i don't hear them praised often, but they're cheap, nice, and a breeze to set up. they have that lovely v-brake style ball joint.
I believe that tektro's capable of making good products, but their lower level v-brakes and cantis really haven't endeared them to me.
Of course, this bike really deserves a pair of mafacs. Maybe I'll see if I can wheedle a set out of my friend.
#6032
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Gazelle champion mondial 1977
52x16
campagnolo
52x16
campagnolo
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so i finally got access to a digital camera, so here is my newest steed. i must stress this is a temporary build, but it gets the job done...about half the parts came off my conversion, other half were laying around. i will be building it "proper" over this winter, replacing parts as i can afford them. plans include sugino 75's, Promaxs or Miches laced to deep-v's or campy omegas, and, thickness permitting in the steer tube, threading the steer tube to go to quill. that or trading/selling for a threaded track fork. visually i just don't prefer threadless, and this steer tube has been cut too short for me anyway, hence the rise stem on there, with still a decent drop...
specs for now...
56 EAI Bareknuckle bought off my friend stelloh in chi-town
IRO rear hub/velocity razor/soma cog 16T
105 road front/mavic cxp 21
IRO BB 107mm
Campy Chorus headset
Aluminum track drops w/brown cloth tape
bianchi/ITM road stem
generic seatpost
yellow turbo saddle
80's Campy triomphe 170 cranks 42T ring
KMC Z chain
R.E. Load top tube frame pad off my old redline monocog, tan/brown one on order.
thanks for looking, any suggestions for the final build appreciated. merry christmas to you all...
specs for now...
56 EAI Bareknuckle bought off my friend stelloh in chi-town
IRO rear hub/velocity razor/soma cog 16T
105 road front/mavic cxp 21
IRO BB 107mm
Campy Chorus headset
Aluminum track drops w/brown cloth tape
bianchi/ITM road stem
generic seatpost
yellow turbo saddle
80's Campy triomphe 170 cranks 42T ring
KMC Z chain
R.E. Load top tube frame pad off my old redline monocog, tan/brown one on order.
thanks for looking, any suggestions for the final build appreciated. merry christmas to you all...
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
I've heard that, but I tend to stick with things that I know work, once I find them. For cantis, that usually means avid shorties, but now that I've had good luck with the shimanos, they're an option too.
I believe that tektro's capable of making good products, but their lower level v-brakes and cantis really haven't endeared them to me.
Of course, this bike really deserves a pair of mafacs. Maybe I'll see if I can wheedle a set out of my friend.
I believe that tektro's capable of making good products, but their lower level v-brakes and cantis really haven't endeared them to me.
Of course, this bike really deserves a pair of mafacs. Maybe I'll see if I can wheedle a set out of my friend.
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#6035
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Originally Posted by DwEAf
Gazelle champion mondial 1977
52x16
campagnolo
52x16
campagnolo
#6036
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hey msneeri
what's the headbadge of? I was under the impression that the Bare Knuckle's didn't have any logos at all. Also how you likin the Knuckle? I've been wanting to get one but budgetary concerns have kept me outta the market for a while, but my will power is starting to weaken. Cheers.
what's the headbadge of? I was under the impression that the Bare Knuckle's didn't have any logos at all. Also how you likin the Knuckle? I've been wanting to get one but budgetary concerns have kept me outta the market for a while, but my will power is starting to weaken. Cheers.
#6037
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nice bareknuckle, but whats the badge? i thought they lacked all markings
haha^
anyway where did you get it and how much was it. i too have been thinking of building one
haha^
anyway where did you get it and how much was it. i too have been thinking of building one
#6038
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Out with the old and in with the new.
The conversion is up on ebay, while the Soma patiently waits for wheels to make it whole.
The conversion is up on ebay, while the Soma patiently waits for wheels to make it whole.
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The headbadge on the bareknuckle is off of an old wrecked Falcon Track frame. My friend Chris Stelloh (who i bought this frame off of) was working at City Bikes in DC, and i guess the owner of CB had this badge laying around, and chris kept bugging him for it. he got it and attached it to this frame, but it sure has confused people that have checked the bike out since I started riding it. Anyway, i'm really enjoying this bike. it is stiff but comfortable, i'm just itching now to get it done the way i want it, but i'm short on scrilla. ahhh patience sucks.
i know it has been discussed before, but these frames do feel much larger than their advertised seattube measurements. Chris sold this bike because it was too big, and he's 5'10". i'm 6'1" and this feels right. top tube is definitely longer than 56...
i know it has been discussed before, but these frames do feel much larger than their advertised seattube measurements. Chris sold this bike because it was too big, and he's 5'10". i'm 6'1" and this feels right. top tube is definitely longer than 56...
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Originally Posted by mattface
Out with the old and in with the new.
The conversion is up on ebay, while the Soma patiently waits for wheels to make it whole.
The conversion is up on ebay, while the Soma patiently waits for wheels to make it whole.
*edit* Does anyone make BRG toestraps? Those would also be buttered toast. [$00.02]
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#6041
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lots of nice bikes up here today!
mattface, i really like the green soma frames. wish they still made 'em in that color. perfect color for the "vermont" riding. ha!
mattface, i really like the green soma frames. wish they still made 'em in that color. perfect color for the "vermont" riding. ha!
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#6042
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Originally Posted by habitus
lots of nice bikes up here today!
mattface, i really like the green soma frames. wish they still made 'em in that color. perfect color for the "vermont" riding. ha!
mattface, i really like the green soma frames. wish they still made 'em in that color. perfect color for the "vermont" riding. ha!
I't's been sitting on my desk collecting parts for a while. it's still a long way from finished. but I took some pictures for my dad tonight, so I thought I'd share.
#6043
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Originally Posted by Serendipper
That setup screams (whispers?) for a British Racing Green Brooks swift saddle, and other classy compliments in choice of rims and lace pattern. Spot on selection so far, in my book. Cheers!
*edit* Does anyone make BRG toestraps? Those would also be buttered toast. [$00.02]
*edit* Does anyone make BRG toestraps? Those would also be buttered toast. [$00.02]
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Dude just grab a green b17. I got one for under 50 bucks. Chop it and pretend like you gotta swift.
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#6045
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Originally Posted by ImOnCrank
Dude just grab a green b17. I got one for under 50 bucks. Chop it and pretend like you gotta swift.
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HI....
Hope u guys like my Tesch Bike... I just finished it a few days ago.
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Miche Primato Cranks
Miche Rear Hub 32H Sapim Spokes, on a Nisi Rims (tubulars obviously)
Mavic Front Hub 36h Sapim Spokes, on a Mavic gp4 rim (tubulars obviously)
Time Impact Pedals
Sram chain
Campy 16 Cog
Stem 3T XL (road, threadless, Im using an adapter for this to work)
Handlebar Nitto (can't remember the model but is a NJS handlebar)
Campy Headset (I didnt have money to get a campy pista Steel HeadSet or a chris king sorry)
Campy dropouts.
The handlebar tape im using is a Tennis racket grip tape... it works awesome!!! (baseball bat should work great aswell)
I think this frame was built by Dave Tesch for Steve Hegg time ago. The tubing is American made True Temper that has been custom drawn to Tesch's specifications with outer dimensions of 28.6mm in diameter near the head tube and top of the seat tube which increases in size to 31.8mm as it goes towards the bottom bracket.
Thanks
Hope u guys like my Tesch Bike... I just finished it a few days ago.
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Miche Primato Cranks
Miche Rear Hub 32H Sapim Spokes, on a Nisi Rims (tubulars obviously)
Mavic Front Hub 36h Sapim Spokes, on a Mavic gp4 rim (tubulars obviously)
Time Impact Pedals
Sram chain
Campy 16 Cog
Stem 3T XL (road, threadless, Im using an adapter for this to work)
Handlebar Nitto (can't remember the model but is a NJS handlebar)
Campy Headset (I didnt have money to get a campy pista Steel HeadSet or a chris king sorry)
Campy dropouts.
The handlebar tape im using is a Tennis racket grip tape... it works awesome!!! (baseball bat should work great aswell)
I think this frame was built by Dave Tesch for Steve Hegg time ago. The tubing is American made True Temper that has been custom drawn to Tesch's specifications with outer dimensions of 28.6mm in diameter near the head tube and top of the seat tube which increases in size to 31.8mm as it goes towards the bottom bracket.
Thanks
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Great Clarance, look at that (absence of) clearance!
That's what they call worthy of a *** (rolling) paper test!
Can you fit anything between the fork and tire? Doubtful.
Sweet!
That's what they call worthy of a *** (rolling) paper test!
Can you fit anything between the fork and tire? Doubtful.
Sweet!
#6048
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That Tesch is a beautiful bike.
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Originally Posted by DwEAf
Gazelle champion mondial 1977
52x16
campagnolo
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52x16
campagnolo
......
How do you like the steep gearing ? I'm using a 52x15 setup and I like it alot so far... I don't know why most people use the 48 < x Gearing because the rpms must be silly high unless they just take it easy all the time.. ???
Maybe its just all these flat roads that have me confused ! LOL
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Originally Posted by fordfasterr
I don't know why most people use the 48 < x Gearing because the rpms must be silly high unless they just take it easy all the time.. ???