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• #2
Very, very nice, crying for some silver spokes&rims IMHO, though.
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• #3
Nice! Could do with some compact bars and/or leveled bars/hoods
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• #4
^This
It is lovely though :)
EDIT+nicer seat/seatpost
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• #5
The lever placement on that is perfect for a traditional shallow/italian classic round bend bar .. I don't see why everyone is making comments on contact points about what is a ridden rather then a concourse show bike .. one cyclist’s ergonomic heaven is another’s hell.
Perhaps the OP will comment but to me that bike looks nicely set up.
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• #6
^^^^ agree, looks just right, black wheels, bars all spot on. Love the seat post( Zeus?)...... but not a fan of the saddle.......I am a sucker for a black Rolls.
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• #7
Again, this build is lovely. Looks seriously nice, but whats a CP thread without some discussion eh? :)
Gumwall tyres are bang on the money for this
^^I just though it might be a little hard to use the levers when in the drops? Looks comfortable and aesthetically pleasing otherwise?
^Campagnolo nuovo record? I stuck one on a build I did for my g/f, I just like shinier seat posts than those (Upper matt section doesn't do it for me, and they are a bastard to set up!)
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• #8
Gorgeous. Works 100% for me, looks different too.
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• #9
very nice
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• #10
wow,
looking great!
I love the mix of vintage steelframes and a new group like this.
It fits perfeclty
there will be some that will not like the fact i painted it, but the paint was scabby, and i fancied a custom colour.
Athena 11 speed , monoplanar chorus calipers, american classic 420 wheels