What road bike do you have?
04-04-06, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by pepsi
Here is my new 1:
Frame: IrComp Antelope Handmade
Group: Centaur Grey
Stem: ITM Millennium Carbon
Bar: Rat G.A.S.S.
Wheels: TOKEN Pyrotec T2 Carbon
Seat: Selle Italia SLR xP
Tires: SCHWALBE STELVIO Evoultion
Pedals: LOOK 5.1
Frame: IrComp Antelope Handmade
Group: Centaur Grey
Stem: ITM Millennium Carbon
Bar: Rat G.A.S.S.
Wheels: TOKEN Pyrotec T2 Carbon
Seat: Selle Italia SLR xP
Tires: SCHWALBE STELVIO Evoultion
Pedals: LOOK 5.1
Pepsi, that bike is incredible. How much does a machine like that cost???
04-04-06, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Lamplight
Just got this yesterday. It's so horribly out of fashion! 
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04-04-06, 08:15 PM
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I just picked up this Fuji,.... literally. I found it at a garage sale with one snapped deraileur cable, one frozen cable, two flat tires, a rim way out of tru and chain with enough wax lubricant to build a candle. All fixable in one day for $5. After adding the cost of the bike to the parts, I probably spent more on gasoline driving the jeep to pick it up than I spent on the bike. I wish I knew what model it is, the original owner removed the model designation. I have no idea why.
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04-05-06, 06:53 AM
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here is my Giant euro 05 model. Hope this works never done it before
https://img104.imageshack.us/img104/5...20060091cc.jpg
https://img104.imageshack.us/img104/5...20060091cc.jpg
04-05-06, 06:59 AM
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04-05-06, 08:12 AM
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The second pic is pretty huge, but you can scale it down w/ imageshack and post it directly here...if you want. You can either surround the URL with [ IMG ]URL OF YOUR PICTURE[ /IMG ] <---take out spaces, or you can use the 'insert image' button that looks like a mountain. Press the button, and paste the url in the pop-up window...this automatically puts the [IMG] tags around your URL.
The second pic is pretty huge, but you can scale it down w/ imageshack and post it directly here...if you want. You can either surround the URL with [ IMG ]URL OF YOUR PICTURE[ /IMG ] <---take out spaces, or you can use the 'insert image' button that looks like a mountain. Press the button, and paste the url in the pop-up window...this automatically puts the [IMG] tags around your URL.
04-05-06, 12:06 PM
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my new hotness
Just picked up my Gunnar Roadie yesterday. Built for me by Roy Cervantes of Grace Bicycles in Holliston, MA. Naturally, it's snowing today so I can't ride it. But I open this .jpg now and then and dream of the dry days to come.
I think I'm in lurv.
David
ps - the wheel stickers have got to go! (any removal tips? hair dryer? goo gone?)
I think I'm in lurv.
David
ps - the wheel stickers have got to go! (any removal tips? hair dryer? goo gone?)
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04-05-06, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by roccobike
Was this the bike on ebay that originated from Cary NC?
04-05-06, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Lamplight
Hmm...not that I'm aware of. I just got it from an old man who collects random bicycles. It has an old sticker for a bike shop on the seat tube that has the location as Chattanooga, TN.
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04-05-06, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Lamplight
Just got this yesterday. It's so horribly out of fashion!
04-06-06, 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted by SKULL7
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04-07-06, 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Downshift
I gotta quit building bikes. Here's my new (to me) Dean. 853 steel + all Campy = Smiles.
I just hope it rides as nice as it looks.
I just hope it rides as nice as it looks.
04-07-06, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by phillybill
Downshift: Now that is one DAMN nice bike if I say so myself
250 miles on it so far. It just keeps getting better and better. Can't wait until I have it dialed in!
How's the Cannondale? Let's see a picture when it's done.
04-07-06, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by roccobike
Lamplight, I'm certainly no expert on Peugeot bikes. There was a bike that appeared to be almost identical to your Peugeot on ebay. I noticed it because the bike was a local pick-up for me, but I just picked up a Fuji road bike so I was not interested. The paint scheme is what caught my eye. I remember it sold for over $150 plus shipping.
Originally Posted by rufvelo
That Peugeot's a thing of beauty. Congratulations!
04-08-06, 03:40 PM
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This is my new Paris frame with my old components.
Note the hydroformed tubing.
I rode it today for the first time and it didn't actually feel that much different from my Prince.
Note the hydroformed tubing.
I rode it today for the first time and it didn't actually feel that much different from my Prince.
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04-08-06, 07:46 PM
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The downtube shifters are a good sign on that Fuji. I'd have given a lot more than 5 bucks.
I can't tell from the picture whether the Fuji is welded or lugged. Also, what derailleurs, components does it have.
I can't tell from the picture whether the Fuji is welded or lugged. Also, what derailleurs, components does it have.
04-09-06, 04:12 PM
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of course, your were comparing it with another Pinarello, what do you expect...???
Originally Posted by Johnny_Monkey
This is my new Paris frame with my old components.
Note the hydroformed tubing.
I rode it today for the first time and it didn't actually feel that much different from my Prince.
Note the hydroformed tubing.
I rode it today for the first time and it didn't actually feel that much different from my Prince.
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04-10-06, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by pepsi
with those wheels= 3700$