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#1930
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Finally finished my 722 build (my first, but definitely not my last build).
Some background info: Picked up the frame/fork during Black Friday last year (yeah, took a while huh).
It was a huge learning experience, and it still is. When I started, I knew I wanted to build something that looked classy, but would also be a performance beast and could get out and go when needed. That was pretty much the idea going into the build. As I started collecting parts, at some point I realized I was building towards the same bike I already have. At the same time, I didn't like riding with my wife through downtown where she works - too bumpy, slow and way too many stops.
So I decided to make this more of a short distance bike. I switched the drops for risers and went with 48x19 instead of the 48x17 I'm used to. Also went with 25c/28c instead of 23/25.
Put the final touches on today and took it for a spin. It's everything I hoped it would be, both in terms of appearance and performance. What say you BFSSFG?


Some background info: Picked up the frame/fork during Black Friday last year (yeah, took a while huh).
It was a huge learning experience, and it still is. When I started, I knew I wanted to build something that looked classy, but would also be a performance beast and could get out and go when needed. That was pretty much the idea going into the build. As I started collecting parts, at some point I realized I was building towards the same bike I already have. At the same time, I didn't like riding with my wife through downtown where she works - too bumpy, slow and way too many stops.
So I decided to make this more of a short distance bike. I switched the drops for risers and went with 48x19 instead of the 48x17 I'm used to. Also went with 25c/28c instead of 23/25.
Put the final touches on today and took it for a spin. It's everything I hoped it would be, both in terms of appearance and performance. What say you BFSSFG?


#1934
what are the wheel details Mr Biggly?
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#1936
Look at his PedalRoom.
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Finally getting some parts put on it. Paint was just redone, white with a pearl top coat. New Campy Centaur BB and '72 Sugino Mighty Competition Cranks freshly drilled and polished.
#1948
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THE STUFFED


Joined: Oct 2009
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From: San Francisco, CA
Bikes: R. Sachs Simplicity; EAI Bareknuckle; Madone Gen 8





Im very close to picking up that frame in green or red.

