Australian Road Bikes - post your pics.
01-12-09, 02:28 AM
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Sorry Gary but "Ned" wud only have riden a "Harley" if they,d had em then mate ! lol
01-12-09, 02:34 AM
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Yes, of course he would have!!!
01-13-09, 08:45 AM
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this was posted to CR list today. absolutely stunning
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02-22-09, 06:25 AM
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I figured it was about time this thread was bumped.
Here's my new bike that was a long time in the making, Sante Equipped Kenevans.
Here's my new bike that was a long time in the making, Sante Equipped Kenevans.
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02-26-09, 04:27 AM
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Hi Ozneddy,
I haven't seen that brand before. It looks like an Aussie frame with a heavy Italian influence. Where was it made?
Nuovo Record bits and pieces set it off nicely. The Brooks Pro. is a nice touch. My guess is that it is an early 80's frame but with a later model stem.
I haven't seen that brand before. It looks like an Aussie frame with a heavy Italian influence. Where was it made?
Nuovo Record bits and pieces set it off nicely. The Brooks Pro. is a nice touch. My guess is that it is an early 80's frame but with a later model stem.
02-26-09, 05:42 AM
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Hi Gary, It,s my "Blingmobile" I,m just messin around building it up outa my parts bin,totally none period correct,but am using as many NOS parts as poss,as for the frame mate as far as I know (was told me by a guy in LBS)it was made by "Casati" if this is true then one thing confuses me,how come its made in "Reynolds 531" ? did the Italians ever use 531 ?
02-26-09, 05:57 AM
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BTW Gary,"Abeni" is an aussie brand apparently,south OZ I believe (cud be wrong tho), whilst I,ve got your attention Gary,I just scored another "OZ" bike called a "Protour" (tour100) built with manganese/alloy,full "Suntour-accushift" (indexed) 700c,s Qr,s I will post pics asap, have you heard of them b4 m8 ?
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02-27-09, 06:11 AM
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Hi Ozneddy,
Casati! South Aust. It does look Italian - it has bling. The position of the seat stays being attached to the cluster bolt lugs is a little different. I wonder if it is a feature on Casati frames of that era?
Colnago and DeRosa used to build with 531 although your frame does look to be built well past the time those two builders were using 531. Is it an Italian bottom bracket?
Re the stem: I didn't think ITM and Cinelli would fit together as they use different sizes. I reckon a Cinelli 1A or 1R stem would suit the frame and bars better. Perhaps you are considering that too.
I have heard of Protour but know nothing about them. The photos will be great to see.
I bet the Abeni will be nice to ride.
Casati! South Aust. It does look Italian - it has bling. The position of the seat stays being attached to the cluster bolt lugs is a little different. I wonder if it is a feature on Casati frames of that era?
Colnago and DeRosa used to build with 531 although your frame does look to be built well past the time those two builders were using 531. Is it an Italian bottom bracket?
Re the stem: I didn't think ITM and Cinelli would fit together as they use different sizes. I reckon a Cinelli 1A or 1R stem would suit the frame and bars better. Perhaps you are considering that too.
I have heard of Protour but know nothing about them. The photos will be great to see.
I bet the Abeni will be nice to ride.
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02-28-09, 07:21 PM
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Ah - ha. So that's a Protour. I like the paint scheme. Double eyelets on the rear dropout suggest that it could easily be set up with panniers and a rack for a short tour, etc.
Did it come with a Campagnolo water bottle to go with the bottle cage?
Those cranks always remind me of early mag wheels you may have seen on a hotted-up FJ or Customline, etc. The two tone paint scheme also fits the Customline theme.
How many bikes do you have now?
Did it come with a Campagnolo water bottle to go with the bottle cage?
Those cranks always remind me of early mag wheels you may have seen on a hotted-up FJ or Customline, etc. The two tone paint scheme also fits the Customline theme.
How many bikes do you have now?
03-02-09, 01:27 AM
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Twenty bloody seven!!! And five frames!!! You've got your own bike shop.
BTW, doesn't Good Rats Kenevans look great?
BTW, doesn't Good Rats Kenevans look great?
03-02-09, 11:19 PM
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Yep.
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two of mine
right, here is my Kenevans, built with 8sp campy, and my berretto frame which i am about to build up. also have a nice master sports with dura ace ax, a terry davey with dura ace and a 50's steel special with 3sp derraliers
03-29-09, 02:25 AM
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Hi rebelcontender,
The Kenevans looks super clean and also looks to have the main components of a c-record era Chorus groupset. I really like the crank shape and the callipers too.
I'm very interested in your Berretto. Looks to be a really nice frame with some interesting features. The paint scheme is great and the chromework is the icing on the cake. You'll have to post photos when you build it up.
A Master Sports, Terry Davey and the old steel bike sounds like you have a good collection.
Thanks for the photos,
Gary.
The Kenevans looks super clean and also looks to have the main components of a c-record era Chorus groupset. I really like the crank shape and the callipers too.
I'm very interested in your Berretto. Looks to be a really nice frame with some interesting features. The paint scheme is great and the chromework is the icing on the cake. You'll have to post photos when you build it up.
A Master Sports, Terry Davey and the old steel bike sounds like you have a good collection.
Thanks for the photos,
Gary.
03-29-09, 02:12 PM
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Gentlemen,
the red Abeni caught my eye. This Abeni Triathlon has been hanging in my garage for a few years, waiting for someone small (and pink!) enough to ride it. Came with a full set of Gran Sport, Cinelli bars and stem, and Ambrosio rims. I'm guessing it's Columbus - but stand to be corrected. He was a good builder John Abeni, wasn't he?
Regards
Jeff
the red Abeni caught my eye. This Abeni Triathlon has been hanging in my garage for a few years, waiting for someone small (and pink!) enough to ride it. Came with a full set of Gran Sport, Cinelli bars and stem, and Ambrosio rims. I'm guessing it's Columbus - but stand to be corrected. He was a good builder John Abeni, wasn't he?
Regards
Jeff
03-30-09, 12:38 AM
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Hi jeffieh,
Yes, the Abeni do seem to be well built. Is this bike yours from new? You seem to know the heritage of the marque. The new Granport is an interesting feature as it doesn't seem to turn up all that often in the forum.
Ozneddy must be hard at work because he would be all over your bike usually.
Gary.
Yes, the Abeni do seem to be well built. Is this bike yours from new? You seem to know the heritage of the marque. The new Granport is an interesting feature as it doesn't seem to turn up all that often in the forum.
Ozneddy must be hard at work because he would be all over your bike usually.
Gary.