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Buy it - do it!

http://vimeo.com/15247292

With a little hooray for boobies.

To me still one of the most bad-ass looking cars:

YouTube - Felix Pailer - Lancia Delta HF Integrale

YouTube - Audi Sport Quattro E2 "The Sound"

Just bought one a few days ago at about 700,- incl batterygrip and 28-135 is usm.
Not to keen on the lens, but couldnt let it pass at that price.
Havent tested it to see its full potential yet, but I'm really, really pleased so far.
So, free bump for a great camera at a very reasonable price.

I gave some Tempo bars a try for a few weeks, but switched back to hipstermode/my comfy risers, as I couldn't get used to them.
Might give the Syntace Stratos Zero a try one day, as the seem to have a bit of backsweep.

Anyway OT:
http://i55.tinypic.com/148okzr.jpg
http://i56.tinypic.com/15noagw.jpg now with risers.

I've got a lo-pro pair of road version Corima Aero carbon clinchers that came with a bike I bought.
I haven't been able to date them, since theres not much to be found about these particular wheels, but I think mid to late '90s?

The front is a 18h on a Corima hub and the rear is a 24h on a Shimano hub.
I'm looking to replace the rear hub and I know there are multiple 24h hubs to be found or the 36h that can be used, but I want something to match the front or as close as possible.

Is there anywhere Corima (24/36h) hubs can be found?
Do/did they excist at all? If not, any ideas on alternatives?

Thanks in advance!

moustache bars has been aorund as long (if not more) than drops
riser only since the MTB (please, correctme if I'm wrong)

so, people support ones but conden the other, me thinks

I thought so.
Still, I think that risers look more racey and thus better on a bike like that, besides drops ofc.

Not to pick a fight, but why are those moustache bars 'right' and risers 'not'?
I can understand why certain people would like to see drops on bikes, but I don't really think there's that much difference in risers or moustache on that bike?

haha sick i worked in LDA 08/9 season, I was living across the road a snowball's throw away fom there!

Hahah, me too! I was up in Le Village though, the (mostly) Dutch and Belgium section.
I regularly came down for Hotel Sherpa, some snicker-/mars-/bounty-vodka shots at Polar and the wednesdaynight Smithy's parties.
Where were you working?

It aint that good unfortunately.
It's like a very very slightly better clone tool.

I was thinking more along the line of the 'puppet tool'.

I actually met the guy and bought my previous RecordPro of him - picked it up at 'his' house.
Weird guy, to say the least; e.g. he had about 5 telephonenumbers to reach him on.
Back then I didn't knew anything about him framing people, only to come across some nasty stuff he pulled a few months after.
If you know people who're looking for him, I think I've got the address somewhere.

Colnago Super TT/Lo-Pro F+F
http://link.marktplaats.nl/380803749
350,- euro / 300 pounds
Somehow I've got a feeling I've seen those photo's before, so be carefull.

YouTube - Lord Newborn & The Magic Skulls (Tommy Guerrero, Money Mark & Shawn Lee) - Astro Blue

Was thinking just that.

Some-one must be interested in this bike?
Lowered to £425,-

Dibs Croce D'Aune rear derailleur depending on answer.

Must have been your lucky day eh? ;)

So, rear mech is Croce d'Aune, which then makes me unsure about the front derailleur.
Can't really figure out by comparing photo's at velobase, as they seem to be similiar and some google-ing told the only difference is weight? (titanium bolts)

Thanks for the info, I'll look into it later today/-night!
Judged by the crankset (dustbolt) I labeled it as Chorus, but could be a mix.

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Concorde Astore**
Dated to '88-'91, judged by groupset.

Size 57 st (c-t) - 56 tt (c-c)

Superb condition! Chrome is perfect and a lovely paintjob - photo's don't really show the little metallic flakes.
1 mismatched skewer and the 2 scratches shown below, apart from that pristine.

For as far as I know it's made by Ciöcc and sold in Holland (and read about it being painted in Belgium too).
Best of all the worlds?

Frame: Columbus Cromor
Cranks: Campagnolo Chorus - 170mm
Brakes / Levers: Campagnolo Chorus (Monoplaners) - perfect white hoods
Derailleurs: Campagnolo Croce d'Aune rear, front either same or Chorus. See posts below.
Hubs: Campagnolo Chorus
Wheels: Mavic Open 4 CD with Conti GP front and Vittoria rear (hardly any brakemarks on rims - tires both have lots of life in them)
Headset: Stronglight
Saddle: San Marco Rolls
Seatpost: Campagnolo Aero
Pedals: Look
Stem & Bar: Cinelli 100mm / Cinelli

Last chance before eBay:
**£375,- **+ £35,- posted from The Netherlands. (Was £450,-)
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Dibs followed by PM.
*Please ask questions prior to dibbing!

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Hi-res: http://i56.tinypic.com/1zdskll.jpg

Hi-res: http://i55.tinypic.com/2qkqwbc.jpg

Couldnt stand not remembering..
'47 HD Knucklehead by Max Schaaf.

What is the first one Björn?

Ehrm, can't find the link in my bookmarks atm, but I'll look into it tomorrow.

It was truly majestic.

In procrastination-mode, so might as well put up some random fav's - mix of new/old, custom/factory, racer/bobber:

One day..

Would love to build up my own SR500 'bratstyle' one day..