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• #1477
I've been trying to find that GT in between watching TV for the last hour. Can't find out what it is.
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• #1478
Ha, much appreciated.
Another pic from this vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jI6qiQx2rU&feature=related
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• #1479
Can anyone tell me what groupset this seatpost is from?
I've been told it's maybe Chorus but I'm not sure. From doing a bit of googling I'm guessing it could be Victory/Triomphe.
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• #1480
anyone know what bars these are? (the bullhorns). maybe just nitto rb021 from a weird angle?
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• #1481
http://i.imgur.com/bUCYq.jpg
Today I missed out on this claimed 1971 Giro d´Italia winning bike of Gösta Pettersson. Sold in Sweden today. Gösta rode a Monark labelled Masi. It looks like a Monark labelled Masi Gran Criterium to me and in a great state to.... and looks very similar to my 1972 Masi gran criterium. Chain rings brings De Rosa to mind (the Pettersson brothers also presumably rode these bikes) but Masis have a similar shape on lugs. There could be a few Monark labelled Masis out there since the Pettersson brothers rode a lot of bikes during their time in Italy. Could be the one though??? Some old photos from the 1971 Giro could be the decider. Any thoughts or knowledge?
http://i.imgur.com/0Zmzk.jpg
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• #1482
^^ Syntace Stratos .. Not that high a drop, and curved backward from stem position.. Very comfortable, I have a set..
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• #1483
I like this bikes
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• #1484
^^ Syntace Stratos .. Not that high a drop, and curved backward from stem position.. Very comfortable, I have a set..
thanks, know where they are available online? couldnt find anywhere on the google
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• #1485
Hi, does anyone have any ideas on what this frame could be? It was sold as 80's Italian, that's pretty much all I know. Paganini has been suggested but that doesn't mean a great deal to me.
Thanks
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• #1486
^^
http://www.bike24.net/p2290.html? They're not cheap.. And in Germany.. I got 'm of off here, including a syntace and a ritchey stem.. Really good deal, really like m.. Dunno how fit goes and how they measure them.. I think I got the 20mm drop ones, and they look similar to the ones on the photograph.. Good luck! -
• #1487
Been gifted my uncles old Claud Butler, parents seem to think its from around 1958, struggling to pin the model down, and its original specs,,
Want to restore it with period parts, I know the derailer is a modern cheap replacement,,
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• #1488
Just curious about this rossin , is anyone have seen a Pursuit rossin with a mono seat stay like that ?
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• #1489
Hi, does anyone have any ideas on what this frame could be? It was sold as 80's Italian, that's pretty much all I know. Paganini has been suggested but that doesn't mean a great deal to me.
ThanksIt could be lots of things, but it does look a lot like a couple of Cougars I had. Cougar was Terry Dolan, and at that time he built a large number of the frames for UK pros - that were then badged up.
Paganini was, I think, a name that Plum in Belgium put on frames that were built for them in Italy. More recently a UK sprayer has used the name, but there's no connection with the originals. The top-line Paganinis had an engraved head tube, and so are easy to spot.
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• #1490
Can anyone tell me what groupset this seatpost is from?
I've been told it's maybe Chorus but I'm not sure. From doing a bit of googling I'm guessing it could be Victory/Triomphe.
I own both Triomphe and Chorus models, and can't tell the difference. It's possible they were renamed at some point and could be the same part.
The (C) Record seatpost has a more slender clamp, IIRC (I've also owned this before). Much of a muchness really.
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• #1491
I own both Triomphe and Chorus models, and can't tell the difference. It's possible they were renamed at some point and could be the same part.
The (C) Record seatpost has a more slender clamp, IIRC (I've also owned this before). Much of a muchness really.
Cheers, that's what I thought from looking on Google images at each type but good to hear it from the horses mouth so to speak.
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• #1492
It could be lots of things, but it does look a lot like a couple of Cougars I had. Cougar was Terry Dolan, and at that time he built a large number of the frames for UK pros - that were then badged up.
Paganini was, I think, a name that Plum in Belgium put on frames that were built for them in Italy. More recently a UK sprayer has used the name, but there's no connection with the originals. The top-line Paganinis had an engraved head tube, and so are easy to spot.
Thanks for the info, I'll try and find some pics. Cheers
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• #1493
Hi can anyone tell me which campagnolo hub this is?
The picture is messed up but I'm willing to sell it but don't know what to ask for it..Thanks in advance
suggest you try uploading the pic again. it hasn't worked.
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• #1494
The swallow saddle and pump pegs on the cross bar - looks like 1958 is a pretty accurate estimate - have you been on http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nkilgariff/ - An excellent source of info for Vintage Claud's - I think there's a page on how to read your frame number which should help narrow things down.
Closest match I could see on there is the 1961 Coureur....Been gifted my uncles old Claud Butler, parents seem to think its from around 1958, struggling to pin the model down, and its original specs,,
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• #1495
Nicely Hammerited 30's road frame with number stamped on the seatpost lug.
Curious stepped seatstays, lozenge shaped mudguard eyes, Back to the future for an integrated headset.
Previous owner rattlecanned the forks in red - nice.Any idea who made this reasonably lightweight vintage piece???
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• #1496
Just curious about this rossin , is anyone have seen a Pursuit rossin with a mono seat stay like that ?
Not sure if this is a rossin due to the laser-esque bb but looks slightly similar:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nztony/4855367141/in/faves-49138502@N04/
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• #1497
Can anyone tell me what bars these are please?
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• #1498
Nitto B115
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• #1499
Cheers from me too! They look damn comfy with non-ergo bend but almost flat topsection..
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• #1500
Cheers dmczone.
Apparently so: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaki0911/3455383343/in/faves-michaelrolph/
Cheers oz also.