Lemond Ventoux info needed
01-28-08, 09:23 PM
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Lemond Ventoux info needed
I just received this Lemond
Lemond Ventoux
After 1989 TDF win
Pre Trek - Ten Speed Drive Imports
Columbus tubes - Columbus dropouts
Full Campy Groupo
I have not found a model lineup for this year. Was this high or low end?
What Campy groupo is this?
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Lemond Ventoux
After 1989 TDF win
Pre Trek - Ten Speed Drive Imports
Columbus tubes - Columbus dropouts
Full Campy Groupo
I have not found a model lineup for this year. Was this high or low end?
What Campy groupo is this?
1sIMG_0966.JPG
2sIMG_0953.JPG
3sIMG_0978.JPG
4sIMG_0995.JPG
5sIMG_0957.JPG
6sIMG_0967.JPG
7sIMG_0965.JPG
8sIMG_0975.JPG
01-30-08, 06:41 PM
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The tubing is Cromor.
The closest bike I found is a 1993 Lemond Cromor/Veloce on Bike-alog
https://www.bike-alog.com/BikePedia/Q...loce&Type=bike
Do the pictures look like a 1993 Campy Veloce groupo?
The closest bike I found is a 1993 Lemond Cromor/Veloce on Bike-alog
https://www.bike-alog.com/BikePedia/Q...loce&Type=bike
Do the pictures look like a 1993 Campy Veloce groupo?
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My TenSpeed Imports number is 01726. With that Decal yours is at least a 1990. My bike is a 1988 GL. I have a reference to the 1986 TdF. I have the Coors Light scheme. The Tubing is Columbus SLX. It is a great riding bike.
02-23-08, 12:03 AM
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The tubing is Cromor.
The closest bike I found is a 1993 Lemond Cromor/Veloce on Bike-alog
https://www.bike-alog.com/BikePedia/Q...loce&Type=bike
Do the pictures look like a 1993 Campy Veloce groupo?
The closest bike I found is a 1993 Lemond Cromor/Veloce on Bike-alog
https://www.bike-alog.com/BikePedia/Q...loce&Type=bike
Do the pictures look like a 1993 Campy Veloce groupo?
02-23-08, 12:28 AM
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If you're looking for the year, the fork steerer tube on my bike had the complete date that the bike was (apparently) built on. I think mine was April of 1989. So just pop the fork out for a second and see for yourself.
05-19-08, 02:40 PM
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G'day.
Billato-built frames which were painted bt TSDI don't seem to follow the serial numbers sequentially. I have read about later serial'd bikes with earlier TdF decals and vice versa. I guess they decalled any frame as it came from the spray booth, regardless of serial numbers..
Secondly, do you think this may be a Ventoux?
https://www.bicycles.net.au/forums/vi...?p=84921#84921
I also need clarification on the brake calipers. Although hard to see in those shots, they look like c-record, but have the cobalto 'jewel' on the bolt head (the front one does, the rear one is missing. I can still see the glue)
Cheers
Billato-built frames which were painted bt TSDI don't seem to follow the serial numbers sequentially. I have read about later serial'd bikes with earlier TdF decals and vice versa. I guess they decalled any frame as it came from the spray booth, regardless of serial numbers..
Secondly, do you think this may be a Ventoux?
https://www.bicycles.net.au/forums/vi...?p=84921#84921
I also need clarification on the brake calipers. Although hard to see in those shots, they look like c-record, but have the cobalto 'jewel' on the bolt head (the front one does, the rear one is missing. I can still see the glue)
Cheers
05-28-08, 08:54 AM
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I've owned this Maillot Jaune since I bought it used in the mid 90s.
Sweet bike.
Columbus TSX.
Ultegra and Dura Ace.
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Sweet bike.
Columbus TSX.
Ultegra and Dura Ace.
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05-28-08, 06:56 PM
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Looks like the same colors. Does yours have a Ten Speed Drive number?
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Yep. Similar color scheme. Different tubing, aparently. Columbus TSX. And the Maillot Jaune has the cable snaking into the top tube.
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The TedSpeed Drive label has 05788 on it. What would that tell me?
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The TedSpeed Drive label has 05788 on it. What would that tell me?
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G'day.
Billato-built frames which were painted bt TSDI don't seem to follow the serial numbers sequentially. I have read about later serial'd bikes with earlier TdF decals and vice versa. I guess they decalled any frame as it came from the spray booth, regardless of serial numbers..
Secondly, do you think this may be a Ventoux?
https://www.bicycles.net.au/forums/vi...?p=84921#84921
I also need clarification on the brake calipers. Although hard to see in those shots, they look like c-record, but have the cobalto 'jewel' on the bolt head (the front one does, the rear one is missing. I can still see the glue)
Cheers
Billato-built frames which were painted bt TSDI don't seem to follow the serial numbers sequentially. I have read about later serial'd bikes with earlier TdF decals and vice versa. I guess they decalled any frame as it came from the spray booth, regardless of serial numbers..
Secondly, do you think this may be a Ventoux?
https://www.bicycles.net.au/forums/vi...?p=84921#84921
I also need clarification on the brake calipers. Although hard to see in those shots, they look like c-record, but have the cobalto 'jewel' on the bolt head (the front one does, the rear one is missing. I can still see the glue)
Cheers
Billato built custom steel frames for tons of Euro pros way back in the old days. The pros had the custom made and repainted to match their bike sponsor's logo. Great lugwork on that Lemond.
05-30-08, 05:28 AM
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Mine is number 05639. Must be a little older than yours. I guess we need to pull the forks and see if there is date on the steer tube.
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[CITA = Viejo gordo; 6068474] Parece que puede limpiarse bien, pero no tengo nada más que ofrecer. ¿Hay un tubo de calcomanía, además de sólo Columbus? [/ Quote]
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Silva was just a manufacturer of braze on parts. Love to see more of your Lemond. Me encanta ver más de tu Lemond
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