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Old 06-07-20, 11:22 AM
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My PX10?? Mock up.

I have looked closer at this bike and saw a few things that should have been obvious....
the bottle braze ons are rivnuts
The under the bottom bracket cable guide is aftermarket.
The rear mech cable stop has been moved. Brazed well enough but not beautiful.
The paint job is cheap rattlecan.

All that being said its still a reynolds 531 db frame as near as i can tell. Simplex dropouts, 28mm seat tube and 26.4 seat post. Plus cool lugs. So i decided to do the thing i do to bikes, which is make them work for my decrepit old body.
so far this is what i got...

Seat tube rivnuts

Downtube rivnuts

Campy fd doesnt mind a 40 tooth ring!

Simplex dropout and suntour gt

Lovely rhm saddle!

Basic idea. Those are 23.8 dia bars so barends will be installed
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Dynamo up front! I like.

May I suggest a taillight and internal cable routing through fork and frame? I mean since someone's already drilled the frame full of holes for rivnuts and cable guides, what's one or two more?
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Originally Posted by scarlson
Dynamo up front! I like.

May I suggest a taillight and internal cable routing through fork and frame? I mean since someone's already drilled the frame full of holes for rivnuts and cable guides, what's one or two more?
not a bad idea.
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Now that is wall-climber gearing!

What is the low, 24/40?
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Originally Posted by John E
Now that is wall-climber gearing!

What is the low, 24/40?
26/36 just under 20 inches with 700 by 32. Top gear is about 90 inches. It'll get me around town no sweat.
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Cool bike! I love the Nervex lugs! Did you tap the simplex dropout to accommodate the suntour derailleur?

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Cool bike! I love the Nervex lugs! Did you tap the simplex dropout to accommodate the suntour derailleur?
no, it already had a nuovo record in it.
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Hoo-wee that stem is in nosebleed territory! I have a 71 PX-10 that is way too small for me but has enormous personal meaning. Our apartment is maxed out with 3 bikes so it's in our storage unit but I hate the idea that it's idle. I used it for a year as a commuter but I feel like there's something else I should do with it.

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Originally Posted by ascherer
Hoo-wee that stem is in nosebleed territory! I have a 71 PX-10 that is way too small for me but has enormous personal meaning. Our apartment is maxed out with 3 bikes so it's in our storage unit but I hate the idea that it's idle. I used it for a year as a commuter but I feel like there's something else I should do with it.

i will drop the stem and tilt the nose of the seat up before any real riding happens. Although my stems are higher than everyone elses. TG for technomics!
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