This is my Pogliaghi from the mid 70s. I wouldn't mind knowing whether or not it was built by Sante himself, but I don't know how to get that information or what to look for.

Oddly, the pantographing on one of the seatstays just says "Pogliagh." The chainstays are pretty long but it's real tight up front. It rides great.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/187/3...c6faf1d45e.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/171/3...6804aca333.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/138/3...44c230d7d2.jpg

miche cranks, cinelli bar/stem, rolls saddle, phil/aerohead rear, 105/generic front.

I'll throw in another Pog... (and queerpunk, you can tell a lot about the bike by the serial -- what's the full serial from the seat lug?)

This one's an early 1960s Pogliaghi, Reynolds 531 tubing.


http://boxwood.subtle.org/se/albums/..._001.sized.jpg

http://boxwood.subtle.org/se/albums/...og09.sized.jpg

http://boxwood.subtle.org/se/albums/...og10.sized.jpg

http://boxwood.subtle.org/se/albums/...og13.sized.jpg

http://boxwood.subtle.org/se/albums/...og16.sized.jpg

what headset is that? ^

Magistroni

This is my 1970 Azuka convert. It may not be the nicest, but everything was done by me, and on a low budget. I grinded off all the cable sockets, sanded and painted it. The gear ratio is 50-18 and I can still pull some nice wheelies on it :). It weighs 22.5 lbs, has a flip-flop Sunrim M13II, and Bulletproof crank arms. I kept the original front brake 'cus i'm a newbie at the fixie, but it will come off sometime. May not be professional, but it turns heads. Considering I bought the original bike for $7.50, and grinded off the imperfections, I think it turned out well...

There are two pictures here, after I bought the bike I rennovated it as a road bike, then converted it to fixie...

1st Rebuild
http://photos-648.ak.facebook.com/ip...68648_9469.jpg

2nd Rebuild (fixed)
http://photos-087.ak.facebook.com/ip...38087_5095.jpg

cool
looks great
glad its getting some love.

Holy hell, that's a tight fork, qp.

that's probably one of the tightest i've ever seen

here's mine
 

the frame was a gift, picked up the bars from a friend for almost nothing eveything else came from here and there ( most the aformentioned friends supply of parts) the back wheel was laced together by a dude at two wheel drive in albuquerque. surly hub laced into that wheel i ride 48x18 i want to get it down to 16 but alas i'm not in good enough shape yet.




[IMG]http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/1775/cimg0035rx8.jpg[IMG]
http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/7858/cimg0031bd9.jpg

My old Casati.
http://velospace.org/files/casati-dropcomplete.jpg

i used to have that same casati! except mine was a bit bigger. miss it so much!

god, i love looking at this bike.

All Pog owners need this for the winter. Sante was such a ****ing genius, let me tell you.

http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...rochure_21.jpg

Toe overlap?

None. It had a really long top tube.

hey qp, you didn't happen to get that from larry at college park bikes did you?

LBS...anyone that carries BMX Parts. No Midfication at all to them.

showoff :)

psh. ya'll makin me feel bad about my 90's basso pog
http://tribunalrecords.net/~/~/Pogliaghi.jpg

11158. with PSM also etched on the other side of the seatlug. verly likely 1976 according to classic rendezvous's serial number chart. what other info can i get about it?

I have both Road and Track in that model. 1983 - 1988.

S/F,
CEYA!

i wish i had that bike in a track model, im building it up with gears once the friend im lending it to gets his bike back.

http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...SUNP0004-6.jpg
I thought of an old track bike when I was building this one. It came out better than I thought, I really like it.

New wheels and new nitto tt bars.

http://www.syntheticpawn.com/junk/ap.../newwheels.jpg

tyte new hubs yo:

http://www.syntheticpawn.com/junk/ap.../dirtyhubs.jpg

Yes, it's dirty ok. :(

That is gloriously ugly (not that there's anything wrong with that) :D. Like Kermit the Frog perched on blue hula hoops!