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How would you decide between the two i.e. which would be better suited for a neo retro build? The Tuyl is aero shaped all around with asymetrical tubing but a little heavier all around. The Joe would require the least investment but it's a little plain...

Yes, the voss is titanium and I would really like to keep it but it wouldn't ever fit modern wheels , clearances are crazy tight with vintage rims and 23mm tires. .. decissions, decissions 😃

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Not the best pics but it's all i have

Question for the hive mind, i'm looking into building a neo retro road bike and currently have 3 frames. Two have to go unfortunately to pay for carbon wheels/ group set ...which would you keep?

1. Joe Waugh Reynolds 531c - only needs paint touch up
   
2. Van Tuyl Coumbus Air - needs paint
   
3. Voss titanium frame- needs new (carbon fork ) only fits 23mm tires
   Thank you
   

Quick question, Voss Quantum titanium bike (italian brand from the 90s)with full Campagnolo Record 8 speed groupset and Shamals in right size. 800 euros, good or too much? Thank you

I see, thank you, just thought that Reynolds should have campagnolo ones...

Not sure where to ask this... I have a Joe Waugh frame with Reynolds 531c tubing stickers but Columbus dropouts... Does it sound ok? No other markings besides the SN 7106. On the other hand who would fake tubing on a JW ? Thanks

Philisophical question? I have my eye on a pink Giant Peloton Superlite double butted cro.mo frame . Would this be something worth investing money in? They seem to have a nice reputation but judging by actual sale prices they appear cheap quality frames?...

Really nice! have you taken into consideration some gum walls and/or a gray anodized seat post to match the stem? Either way bike looks good...

Ah, just saw that you are indeed considering a different seat post

Any progress? I'm rebuilding a similar frame and looking for some inspiration...

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Anyone tried the Silca Tattico (sans bluetoot thing)? Or what is the current forum favorite for a pump that works for 80/90 psi? Thank you

Does this frame look familiar to anyone? It was suggested to me that it might be a British 80s bike but have no idea what it could be...

More pics here: http://s1129.photobucket.com/user/estebe/library/Spez?sort=3&page=1

Can someone help with Straggler SN? Long story short I started building up a second hand frame I bought last year and the serial number starts with M13 which would make it a 2013 right? Only that there was no Straggler that year??? Anyone found similar SN inconsistencies with Surly? Thank you!

Have you seen this serial number format before? I`m trying to identify a bike but the small details do not add up... Thank you

Would you help me with identifying this frame? Cannondale, Tifosi, Raleigh have all been suggested as possibilities... Thank you

What might not come through the pics:

• the seatstays are not round but rather flat(ish)
  -the headtube is slightly hourglass shaped
  -the downtube is really massive and round
  -welds are smooth except at the BB junction
  -27.2 seatpost
  
• full Shimano Tiagra 3x9 Flightdeck (which apparently disaperaed from froduction in 2014)
  
• there is a 67 stamped on the inside of the LEFT (non drive side) dropout
  
  

http://s1129.photobucket.com/user/estebe/library/AL

Hi, can you help out with this Bianchi model? I am working on restoring it and got stuck with the seat post diameter. The bike came with a 26.8 seat post which seems to be too lose in the frame, problem is that neither a 27.0 or 27.2 (which I suspect was originally designed for, i.e the frame) doesnt fit (I cam only insert either a couple of mm and even that requires too much force. btw seatpost cavity is cleaned up). I found a guy on pedal room with the same exact bike and wrote him an email, unfortunately he hasnt replied...http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/bianchi-celeste-rekord-dedacciai-zero--26498

Thank you!

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