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• #14077
just built this for a friend
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• #14078
^Lucky friend! Nice 'RizlaTM' tight clearances to.
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• #14079
just built this for a friend
Is it just my computer or those forks seem to be bent?
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• #14080
The pics were taken pretty much straight after the bike was built up. Then I went for a ride. Saddle angle was admittedly a bit wrong but that is now sorted. The warning sticker also came off the top tube.
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• #14081
Is it just my computer or those forks seem to be bent?
its the crap pic, the forks are straight
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• #14082
i am russell: Now thats a nice bike :)
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• #14083
i am russell: Now thats a nice bike :)
yeah, i would have liked it for myself
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• #14084
to make people a bit happier
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• #14085
its the crap pic, the forks are straight
that frame is beautiful, where is it from?
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• #14086
that frame is beautiful, where is it from?
french, not sure of the maker
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• #14087
Lmao
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• #14088
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• #14089
With that stem, drops would look the shizzles
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• #14090
The only thing I would really change on that Cinelli is the hubs. I'm not a fan of mismatched high-low flanges, and especially with that Chub hub on the back it looks a bit wonky.
It's a beautiful bike though. Nicely put together apart from that IMO.
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• #14091
^ they are both chubb hubs, rear comes in massive flange and front is tiny
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• #14092
the Chesini is built. still a current project? well, might get a nicer seatpost at some point. and, uh, that's it really
Almost as slick as the Relentia.
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• #14093
I hope this italien dude I just bought a RiGi from is fast shipping it.... me wants...
The photos below are not the frame I'm getting, mine is a 52, actually a bit small for me.. but wow.
Quite tight too... with angles around 77-78.. google says it's going to be a fun but harsh ride... :)
Since the frame is a bit small for me, I think this is going to be my first bike with risers..
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• #14094
^ they are both chubb hubs, rear comes in massive flange and front is tiny
My old race wheels were built on American Classic hubs like that.. the difference being my hubs looked fucking awesome and chubb hubs look cheap, shit and are less appealing than the Nexus they copied.
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• #14095
I hope this italien dude I just bought a RiGi from is fast shipping it.... me wants...
The photos below are not the frame I'm getting, mine is a 52, actually a bit small for me.. but wow.
Quite tight too... with angles around 77-78.. google says it's going to be a fun but harsh ride... :)
Since the frame is a bit small for me, I think this is going to be my first bike with risers..
Crazy looking frame!
I can't see a 77-78 frame being very ridable! Why did you go so steep?
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• #14096
gizmond: Actually, I didn't.. Giorgio Rinaldi did, back in 1980.
People say it is rideable but something special:
http://www.classicrendezvous.com/Italy/RIGI_main.htmOne owner of the road-version (same angles) writes:
"the bike rides like a sprung rocket. Hitting a road bump at high speeds is enough to start you praying for all of your past sins; so you hold the handlebars in a vise-like grip and let the bike have its way with you for that moment. It's stiff everywhere, except that the BB moves if (vertically stiff, laterally compliant?) and the fork is like a stiffened rocket pogo. It's great in most riding situations but once you hit its flex point, it tries to buck you off!
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• #14097
Rigi frames are nice but give a weird unstable ride.
Should be fun!
http://www.classicrendezvous.com/Italy/rigi/RIGI_1979_brochure.htm
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• #14098
^ they are both chubb hubs, rear comes in massive flange and front is tiny
I still don't like them. Massive hub on the back should me matched by simiarly big ass hub on the front. It's like a hub-lo-pro, and I don't like it. YEAH.
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• #14099
My old race wheels were built on American Classic hubs like that.. the difference being my hubs looked fucking awesome and chubb hubs look cheap, shit and are less appealing than the Nexus they copied.
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• #14100
I still don't like them. Massive hub on the back should me matched by simiarly big ass hub on the front. It's like a hub-lo-pro, and I don't like it. YEAH.
Fine, your allowed to not like something!
win? :)
I have posted this before, but it's based on this one.. also mine.. Don't know if theres any longjohns in London? is there?
Despite the longer wheelbase and that the tandem is a bit heavier (not that much actually) they feel almost the same riding.. :)