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Originally Posted by babychris
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 a shot of the dropouts. http://farm1.static.flickr.com/139/3...841ca863_b.jpg ill take some more bikepron later. |
Sasha! :beer:
One day my money and one of your frames will arrive on the exact same night. Then it's on! |
Originally Posted by non
pog
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Originally Posted by non
pog
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http://www.snowdesign.com/fun/soma1.jpg
Here's the steel fixed Soma's, next to the carbon geared full-banger mountain bike. http://www.snowdesign.com/fun/soma2.jpg Side view. You can see the frame is a bit small. Yes, I drew that stuff. The white on the rims is reflective tape. It only shows up for car headlights and camera flashes and the like. Otherwise, it's practically invisible. http://www.snowdesign.com/fun/soma3.jpg The dreaded BMX cranks that have been annoying me lately. Say buh-bye. http://www.snowdesign.com/fun/soma4.jpg Love that view. Notice the wide handlebars and stealth setup. Significant changes coming... |
and the risers
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oh my. one day i will own one of those. one day. fsnl sparky |
Originally Posted by Batson
Steelduck...Are all of those yours? Wow...
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Originally Posted by Serendipper
You know it's a hot night for Keirin when someone posts a beautiful and rare Pogloghi, and it barely gets anyone's attention!
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Originally Posted by onetwentyeight
i want that thing to get its derailleurs back.
BTW sasha, that Samson is killing it. Almost as nice as mine ;) Have you considered geting a pitlock for the front? Peter White cycles carries them. |
Originally Posted by moki
+klingons
BTW sasha, that Samson is killing it. Almost as nice as mine ;) Have you considered geting a pitlock for the front? Peter White cycles carries them. Do you find yours twitchy handling at all? I haven't measured the geometry yet, but it feels like a steeper head angle than seat by a decent (1-1.5deg) margin. |
Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Hey, I have those Alesa rims, they are nice but I don't know anything about them. Do you?
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Originally Posted by onetwentyeight
i want that thing to get its derailleurs back.
Actually, if I can find a decent track frame for a good price, and an appropriate 80s campy group for free, I might consider converting it back to its original state, but for now, I just enjoy ridding it and it enjoys being ridden. |
haha. im not dissing it, i just think that thing makes a nice fixed gear, but would make an amazing road bike! modern road componentry performs better then the older stuff, even if it doesnt look as pretty.
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Originally Posted by Serendipper
You know it's a hot night for Keirin when someone posts a beautiful and rare Pogloghi, and it barely gets anyone's attention!
Looks like a basso(or whatever) to me, not a "real" Pogliaghi... |
Originally Posted by operator
and the risers
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Originally Posted by luckycat
Looks like a basso(or whatever) to me, not a "real" Pogliaghi...
nice bike non. |
Originally Posted by dirtyphotons
if you can ride it, it's real.
nice bike non. http://www.classicrendezvous.com/ima...hi/PogDB3L.jpg |
ok, so here's my two, I got bored and thought I'd finally put up some pictures...
Schwinn Traveler conversion http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...innOnCouch.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27.../HeadBadge.jpg KHS Flite 100, just finished it last weekend. http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...es/OnCouch.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...riveTrain2.jpg http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...kes/headon.jpg |
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It also has Gipemme dropouts and real nice lugs. Check out the seat cluster.
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Originally Posted by schnee
http://www.snowdesign.com/fun/soma1.jpg
Here's the steel fixed Soma's, next to the carbon geared full-banger mountain bike. |
Originally Posted by non
Thanks, its an early 80s Pog, but its not a high end model like this one. Its pretty light and stiff though.
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Originally Posted by non
Thanks, its an early 80s Pog, but its not a high end model like this one. Its pretty light and stiff though.
http://www.classicrendezvous.com/ima...hi/PogDB3L.jpg Hey non, my post came off as kind of snotty, didn't mean it like that. Just meant that the frame wasn't really rare, that's all. There is nothing wrong with the basso or rossin pogs, but they aren't as rare as the Sante made bikes. |
Originally Posted by dirtyphotons
yeah, these later models weren't built by sante himself, but apparently he kept an eye on their design and production. besides, basso and rossin (the two companies who later acquired the brand) frames are nothing to sneeze at.
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Originally Posted by dirtyphotons
yeah, these later models weren't built by sante himself, but apparently he kept an eye on their design and production. besides, basso and rossin (the two companies who later acquired the brand) frames are nothing to sneeze at.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...r/P1010070.jpg |
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