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Damnit, I really need to quit acquiring single-cogged fat-tired bikes.
http://entirely-adequate.com/monocog/side.jpg The housing's wacky and long because the dude I got it from had albatross bars on it and I haven't gotten around to trimming the housing yet. So there. |
24" or 26"?
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26". Feels BMXy, which is no surprise. Too bad I'm not keeping this one.
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
26". Feels BMXy, which is no surprise. Too bad I'm not keeping this one.
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Jim-bob, ever take that up to Joaquin Miller, or the hills in general? I lived in East Oakland for 22 years and rode trails from San Leandro to El Cerrito all the time. Well, not one single trail, but just sayin' those were generally the areas we would bomb.
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Brought the Marinoni home over the weekend, its almost finished, heres what we have going so far:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/124/3...4cceedf972.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/135/3...d7ea01236c.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/127/3...a56add3443.jpg more photos on flickr specs: 1982 Marinoni Special Wheels: Campy Record Hub, Fiamme Tubular Rim (still need to get the front from the shop, but it should match) Stem/Bars: Cinelli Track drops, Hollands Stem (probably 110mm) Cranks: Suntour Superbe Seatpost/Saddle: Campy Post, Selle San Marco Concor saddle Pedals: MKS Sylvans Borrowed Temporarily from my IRO Gearing: 50x15 Looking at changing: bar tape, pedals. Looking at picking up: a top tube pad, a street use wheelset. I'll post more photos as I finish it. edit: yes, there is a decoy duck in the bottom photo. |
Originally Posted by marqueemoon
Why not?
Originally Posted by phoenix
Jim-bob, ever take that up to Joaquin Miller, or the hills in general? I lived in East Oakland for 22 years and rode trails from San Leandro to El Cerrito all the time. Well, not one single trail, but just sayin' those were generally the areas we would bomb.
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Originally Posted by ryand
Brought the Marinoni home over the weekend, its almost finished, heres what we have going so far...
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RyanD, I can't help but notice that your last name is Dudek... any relation to a James Dudek from western Jersey? He was something of a burn-out legend at my high school.
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Originally Posted by ryand
Looking at changing:
bar tape, coy duck in the bottom photo. |
Originally Posted by john_and_off
ok, i know i am way late to this, but i have to say it
i love iro's and i have no idea why everyone who has one builds it up to be absolutely hideous. never mind how nice your components are, i'm talking purely about aesthetics. and i am pumped because HERE IS A DUDE WHO GETS IT! pretty much the only iro someone has posted in recent memory that wasn't gross. why thanks for the compliment! i sorta wish i had a nicer frame, but live within your means y'know? |
Originally Posted by Danhalen
That bike is HOTT!!
Originally Posted by Igneous Faction
RyanD, I can't help but notice that your last name is Dudek... any relation to a James Dudek from western Jersey? He was something of a burn-out legend at my high school.
Originally Posted by popluhv
I like the cello tape you've got now.
Thanks for the compliments, the bike is on velospace as well... anybody know why my second photo has no thumbnail? (there should be five) |
Originally Posted by jim-bob
The housing's wacky and long because the dude I got it from had albatross bars on it and I haven't gotten around to trimming the housing yet.
So there. I started working on the brakes, figuring I'd trim the housing back to a reasonable length, that sort of thing. Some previous owner used shifter housing for the brakes, which is a big ol' no-no. Now I've exhausted my stash of brake housing, but hey, at least the bike's ready for its new home. Fun bike. I could get used to it, if it stuck around. |
Originally Posted by ryand
Thanks!
No, we booted everybody from Jersey out of the family tree years ago. (kidding) Most of my family are in Upstate NY, so its possible we are distant relatives, but definitely nothing direct. I don't like it. I'm gonna order some white Stella Azzurra Eleganza instead. Thanks for the compliments, the bike is on velospace as well... anybody know why my second photo has no thumbnail? (there should be five) |
Originally Posted by ryand
edit: yes, there is a decoy duck in the bottom photo.
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ok, this is a work in progress... its the 71ish Raleigh Olympic track. it had a top tube dent, I know, I know, it wasnt the exact picture you had seen before, but this is the one that was crashed during the games. it was filled with some sort of a composite and heat wasnt used. so far its frame, fork, campy record headset and campy high flanges. ill post more pictures as soon as im not lazy.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/137/3...d0530a3f_b.jpg |
so hot.
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i is gunna build a ss evil imperial sl next summer! can't wait :D |
Where the heck are all these Raleigh track frames coming from?
They're very nice :) |
That Raleigh looks like somebody polished it up for you recently.
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ryand, did you "polish" babychris's "rollie"?
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mmmm 'Noni...niiice.
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Originally Posted by freebird
ryand, did you "polish" babychris's "rollie"?
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^^^ Notice how he brings up the word "girlfriend"... Someone's awfully defensive! ;)
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:)
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