Retro roadies- old frames with STI's or Ergos
06-02-15, 11:02 AM
#4677
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1989 Cannondale with 9 speed Ultegra and Brifters. 600 Ultegra Tri Color Brakes and Cranks.
06-02-15, 11:12 AM
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My 1985 Bill Davidson updated with DA brifters and Velo Orange compact crank
What a great combination of old and new. A fine Tange Prestige hand made bike in my size, yet with modern components. I love to ride this bike!
06-02-15, 04:54 PM
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06-02-15, 06:10 PM
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Totaly agree with that, what a gorgeous bike!
I've upgraded my 1985 Gazelle Champion Mondial with Shimano 7700 parts. Ex race-stuff, so with huge "shimano" logo's everywhere. Only the brakes are 6600 (and were already there). The running gear used to be 6500, witch already was a great shifting group. But I didn't expect the difference to be so big, the 7700 shifters are simply fantastic.
I've upgraded my 1985 Gazelle Champion Mondial with Shimano 7700 parts. Ex race-stuff, so with huge "shimano" logo's everywhere. Only the brakes are 6600 (and were already there). The running gear used to be 6500, witch already was a great shifting group. But I didn't expect the difference to be so big, the 7700 shifters are simply fantastic.
06-02-15, 06:10 PM
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Bikes: 2011 ciocc san cristobal. 2008 seven odonata. 1951 condor m05. 1990 ciocc San cristobal 2012 cervelo s3. 2001 Colnago ct-1. 1990 Concorde Astore.
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Only one now, but I have an exciting build on the way.
Can't describe the way this one rides. It's like a Porsche 911. After years and years of hearing people go on and on about what a great car it is, it is not until you drive one that you finally get it. I get it now.
Ciocc San cristobal.
Can't describe the way this one rides. It's like a Porsche 911. After years and years of hearing people go on and on about what a great car it is, it is not until you drive one that you finally get it. I get it now.
Ciocc San cristobal.
06-02-15, 06:15 PM
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Only one now, but I have an exciting build on the way.
Can't describe the way this one rides. It's like a Porsche 911. After years and years of hearing people go on and on about what a great car it is, it is not until you drive one that you finally get it. I get it now.
Ciocc San cristobal.
Can't describe the way this one rides. It's like a Porsche 911. After years and years of hearing people go on and on about what a great car it is, it is not until you drive one that you finally get it. I get it now.
Ciocc San cristobal.
06-02-15, 07:26 PM
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Bikes: 2011 ciocc san cristobal. 2008 seven odonata. 1951 condor m05. 1990 ciocc San cristobal 2012 cervelo s3. 2001 Colnago ct-1. 1990 Concorde Astore.
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Another view before she was sorted out:
Thanks for the comments.
06-02-15, 07:47 PM
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forever shiny and chrome
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I had a hunch, but I'm glad to see that I'm not committing some heinous atrocity towards the C&V game by putting new parts on an old frame
my moser
my moser
06-02-15, 08:12 PM
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06-02-15, 08:48 PM
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Nice bike, one of a very few I like better than my own 
Got lucky and scored some Aksium Race wheels on CList for $40 today.....time to sell the Ritchey Protocols
Got lucky and scored some Aksium Race wheels on CList for $40 today.....time to sell the Ritchey Protocols
06-02-15, 09:07 PM
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as for the 1 bottle cage... gotta save those grams, man
06-02-15, 11:36 PM
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Also that is one damn sexy bike. Maybe some of the modern traditional bend but compactish bars would look good on it if you can find some in the right diameter.
06-03-15, 03:09 AM
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06-03-15, 06:16 AM
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So, how much do those Ritchey wheels go for? Do you like them?
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06-03-15, 07:27 AM
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I threw my makeshift 8 spd cassette on there and off I went Not really sure how much the Ritchey go for, I saw the clincher version on ebay for around $160-$200. I have them on my local CList for $170 or so with the Conti tires. We will see what happens.
They are fine, ride really smooth. In the back of my mind I just feared the hassle of having to deal with a flat/tire change that is supremely easier to deal with on a clincher wheel.....live and learn
06-03-15, 07:38 AM
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Nope I threw my makeshift 8 spd cassette on there and off I went
Not really sure how much the Ritchey go for, I saw the clincher version on ebay for around $160-$200. I have them on my local CList for $170 or so with the Conti tires. We will see what happens.
They are fine, ride really smooth. In the back of my mind I just feared the hassle of having to deal with a flat/tire change that is supremely easier to deal with on a clincher wheel.....live and learn
I threw my makeshift 8 spd cassette on there and off I went Not really sure how much the Ritchey go for, I saw the clincher version on ebay for around $160-$200. I have them on my local CList for $170 or so with the Conti tires. We will see what happens.
They are fine, ride really smooth. In the back of my mind I just feared the hassle of having to deal with a flat/tire change that is supremely easier to deal with on a clincher wheel.....live and learn
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06-03-15, 08:21 AM
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WOW @TickDoc That Ciocc is so awesome! I love that color and fade. Could easily be my favorite bike. If you ever decide to sell it let me know.
let me know.
06-03-15, 08:33 AM
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