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I got this Arione for free from my boss, which is pretty much a Christmas miracle because he's usually grumpy as hell. Excuse the lack of pedals, I have 4 bikes and only 2 pairs of SPDs...
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i'm not sure to be honest.. they came with the 600 derailleur, but i ended up swapping them out because they are noisy. they look cool though and as you mention are indeed sealed bearings
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Would ride^
It was too nice out to not ride today.
this isn't even my final form.
It was too nice out to not ride today.
this isn't even my final form.
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Painfully average.
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Loved this bike when you'd post it over at SA. Loving it even more here.
Can you get a close up of the front brake attachment? I'm curious to see the options that exist for forks that don't have drilled crowns.
Can you get a close up of the front brake attachment? I'm curious to see the options that exist for forks that don't have drilled crowns.
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Thanks man!
Sure, I'll get one a little later. This is a bit of a hybrid of a Dia Compe mounting plate, no-name clamp brackets (on the fork) and a Tektro brake. The full Dia Compe sets are good, although the brakes are a little substandard - you should at least change the pads.
Sure, I'll get one a little later. This is a bit of a hybrid of a Dia Compe mounting plate, no-name clamp brackets (on the fork) and a Tektro brake. The full Dia Compe sets are good, although the brakes are a little substandard - you should at least change the pads.
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finally got to finish my 722 build... excuse the crappy pedals and lack of a working brake, still need to get a lever.
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Do you like my project?
Camouflage is better...
Many thanks
Camouflage is better...
Many thanks
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wat.
Your cog is slipping.
Your cog is slipping.
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I'm happy to see AOL is still clinging to life.
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moar biek pics plz...
found my dream frame & will shortly begin breaking my baby down to swap parts over...so here's a fond farewell to a really lovely bike
found my dream frame & will shortly begin breaking my baby down to swap parts over...so here's a fond farewell to a really lovely bike
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how to ruin a perfectly fine track bike