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Old 02-02-24, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy_K
It's a perfect candidate for 650b conversion, but I'm guessing 700x35s will fit. The serial number says 1971. If the chrome won't clean up, you can always find some other way to highlight those beautiful lugs:

Ooooo. Nice!
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Originally Posted by gugie
Zero bike ftw!
She doesn’t know it yet...
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Originally Posted by 79pmooney
This post was worth opening just for this! The blob treatment. (Also common on titanium bikes. Yes, they use expensive precision castings and machining, but still - just really expensive blobs.)

My bikes? 5 blobbed (2 on retired frames), 4 not-blobbed (including my soon to be retired Pro Miyata.)
Maybe I have coined a new technical bike term!
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Originally Posted by Mad Honk
Lookie here now Luke!
If you will recall the cranberry colored Raleigh that left here for MA was that size and even though I could ride it, it moved on. The ride was not a special one for me. Maybe just a bit heavier than I am used to, but I looked it in the head-badge and told it I was sending it away. It has been replaced by a Trek 950 from AMCO, and a Basso Loto from Shop Dog Bikes. A pretty fair trade for me. But Alas, Another N+1 deal. Smiles, MH
Yeah, against my better judgment I thought I would try it out for the gravel possibility.

Check out the “headbadge” I am left with!
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Can haz Concor Supercorsa?
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As Andy said, mine is a 1974. He might be wrong, though. I have fenders and 32mm tires, and there is room for a little more, I don't know how much. I'll take a look when I get a chance.

3x10 drivetrain
dynamo front hub, headlight and taillight
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Originally Posted by noglider
As Andy said, mine is a 1974. He might be wrong, though. I have fenders and 32mm tires, and there is room for a little more, I don't know how much. I'll take a look when I get a chance.

3x10 drivetrain
dynamo front hub, headlight and taillight
battery taillight, too
commuter pedals
fenders
rack & basket
modern handlebars with stem adapter
Brooks Cambium saddle
Tektro brakes (which are great)
Continental GP5000 tires which are great but may not be durable

Fun build!
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Originally Posted by P!N20
Can haz Concor Supercorsa?
Can haz...PMz moi.
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FYI, mine takes 35mm 700c, and I could also manage mud guards.
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If there were only a way to fit fatter tires with smaller diameter wheels and long-reach brakes.
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Can haz...PMz moi.
Sorry I was being a bit silly - I live in a different continent which will render it cost prohibitive. My favourite saddle though.
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Originally Posted by P!N20
Sorry I was being a bit silly - I live in a different continent which will render it cost prohibitive. My favourite saddle though.
Eek! I forgot you lived down under.
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Originally Posted by nlerner
If there were only a way to fit fatter tires with smaller diameter wheels and long-reach brakes.
Haha! 33-35 is plenty large enough for me. Probably use some Mafac or something.
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Haha! 33-35 is plenty large enough for me. Probably use some Mafac or something.
I'm very happy with Tektro dual pivot calipers. They leave me wanting nothing. In fact, I think I like them better than MAFAC Racers. Notice that I mounted the rear one in front of the seat stays so the cable stop on the caliper is on the same side as the one on the frame. It looks weird but works fine.
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Originally Posted by noglider
I'm very happy with Tektro dual pivot calipers. They leave me wanting nothing. In fact, I think I like them better than MAFAC Racers. Notice that I mounted the rear one in front of the seat stays so the cable stop on the caliper is on the same side as the one on the frame. It looks weird but works fine.
They do have a goodly amount of clearance as side pulls go, and though slightly flexy, overall have the dual pivot goodness.
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Originally Posted by nlerner
If there were only a way to fit fatter tires with smaller diameter wheels and long-reach brakes.
Talk to the gugie.
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Originally Posted by nlerner
Been there, done that.

Understood. Your visit helped inspire mine. I wasn't clear that I was pointing jdawg in that direction.
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Mehhh!,.... You just get used to the looks of the stay "Blob ends", once you owned a couple of Peugeots.....
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Mehhh!,.... You just get used to the looks of the stay "Blob ends", once you owned a couple of Peugeots.....
They do have a high BQ.
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Originally Posted by noglider
As Andy said, mine is a 1974. He might be wrong, though. I have fenders and 32mm tires, and there is room for a little more, I don't know how much. I'll take a look when I get a chance.

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dynamo front hub, headlight and taillight
battery taillight, too
commuter pedals
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modern handlebars with stem adapter
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Tektro brakes (which are great)
Continental GP5000 tires which are great but may not be durable

I stand corrected. I haven't seen that one in a while, when did you add the rear basket? I like!
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BQ = Blob Quotient?? Smiles, MH
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BQ = Blob Quotient?? Smiles, MH
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Originally Posted by gugie
Zero bike ftw!
Originally Posted by jdawginsc
She doesn’t know it yet...
Doesn't get much more zero than that.
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Mercifully, neither bottom bracket nor seatpost was particularly problematic...

However...



Bottom bracket needing a good cleaning and has its requisite wasp buddy (which may or may not contain dinosaur DNA). Of course, another Campy English bottom bracket to add to the five other I do NOT need.

Someone had an interesting take on lightening the seatpost. Wedge cutoff and drillium. That will be offered up to someone who does not need took much length.
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