Starting the OFFICIAL Steel club.
02-21-08, 07:36 AM
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02-21-08, 08:07 AM
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oooo, can I be #100? 
chevy42083 - Bianchi Alloro, Fuji Espree, Miyata 710
chevy42083 - Bianchi Alloro, Fuji Espree, Miyata 710
02-21-08, 08:14 AM
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I have steel skewers on my bike....does that count?
02-21-08, 05:39 PM
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I'm done hoin' for bikes. After these two are built I'll plan on riding them until I can't ride anymore. I'm hoping that both of these will be passed down to my son at some point.
Edit: I know, I know. I have gone through a LOT of bikes since joining BF. I do honestly believe I won't go skirt chasing anymore. (Caveat: unless the queues for Richard Sachs and Sacha White suddenly open up.)
Edit: I know, I know. I have gone through a LOT of bikes since joining BF. I do honestly believe I won't go skirt chasing anymore. (Caveat: unless the queues for Richard Sachs and Sacha White suddenly open up.)
02-21-08, 09:49 PM
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I'm done hoin' for bikes. After these two are built I'll plan on riding them until I can't ride anymore. I'm hoping that both of these will be passed down to my son at some point.
Edit: I know, I know. I have gone through a LOT of bikes since joining BF. I do honestly believe I won't go skirt chasing anymore. (Caveat: unless the queues for Richard Sachs and Sacha White suddenly open up.)
Edit: I know, I know. I have gone through a LOT of bikes since joining BF. I do honestly believe I won't go skirt chasing anymore. (Caveat: unless the queues for Richard Sachs and Sacha White suddenly open up.)
We'll see.
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02-21-08, 09:51 PM
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02-21-08, 10:30 PM
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I'll join into this one as well. An 80's something KHS John Howard signature model, Columbus SL in with all updated Campy. Rides super smooth, probably a paint job this year as it's pretty rough at the moment...
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Droping the hamer since '86
Droping the hamer since '86
02-22-08, 10:37 AM
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I'd be honored!
1981 Carlton Supercourse - Reynolds 531c & vintage campy
1991 Fuji Touring Series I - True Temper AVR & a mix of old and new
not pictured: the Miele I built for my girlfriend - Ishiwata 022
1981 Carlton Supercourse - Reynolds 531c & vintage campy
1991 Fuji Touring Series I - True Temper AVR & a mix of old and new
not pictured: the Miele I built for my girlfriend - Ishiwata 022
02-22-08, 10:46 AM
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02-22-08, 11:49 AM
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May I join? Posted already in the other steel thread, but here it is again.
Late 90s Guerciotti, Columbus SL with '99 Veloce group.
Late 90s Guerciotti, Columbus SL with '99 Veloce group.
02-22-08, 11:54 AM
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My Ride....
1984-1985 Peugeot PX-10 (it got me started after watching Grewal win....)
1985-1988 Fuji Club (Ishawata?)
1988-1990 Plantenga custom (Columbus SL/SP)
1990-1995 Puch Prestige (Built by Bianchi..Columbus SLX)
1995-1996 Giant CFR2 (yeah, screwed and glued CF...sorry)
1996-2001 Quattro Assi Elite (True Temper Elite Al...my light weight freak phase..sorry)
2001-2007 Quattro Assi Genius (columbus Genius...awesome)
2007- Serotta CDA (no question, the best ever.)
https://i197.photobucket.com/albums/a.../MySerotta.jpg
1985-1988 Fuji Club (Ishawata?)
1988-1990 Plantenga custom (Columbus SL/SP)
1990-1995 Puch Prestige (Built by Bianchi..Columbus SLX)
1995-1996 Giant CFR2 (yeah, screwed and glued CF...sorry)
1996-2001 Quattro Assi Elite (True Temper Elite Al...my light weight freak phase..sorry)
2001-2007 Quattro Assi Genius (columbus Genius...awesome)
2007- Serotta CDA (no question, the best ever.)
https://i197.photobucket.com/albums/a.../MySerotta.jpg
02-22-08, 03:28 PM
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add me to the list also, i got a 1989 Concorde in PDM paint scheme, Columbus SLX and a 1998 Ted Wojcik in Reynolds 853.
02-22-08, 05:21 PM
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Thanks 
I really need to get new pics. No aero bars... Brooks saddle, new pedals. Don't have ANY of the Fuji yet.
jumbo sized pic...
https://s-seriesforum.com/gallery/alb...SC03666?full=1
I really need to get new pics. No aero bars... Brooks saddle, new pedals. Don't have ANY of the Fuji yet.
jumbo sized pic...
https://s-seriesforum.com/gallery/alb...SC03666?full=1
02-24-08, 01:28 PM
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18.5 lbs
19 lbs, taken before the new wheels. Harris Cyclery hubs to Open Sport rims, built by me.
I also have a Miyata 610, but the pic doesn't seem to work. I work on that and post later.
I also have aluminum bikes, and have owned carbon. I sold it last year.
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02-24-08, 04:01 PM
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Classic and Vintage 1986 Zeus Victoria:
Modern 2001 Tommasini Sintesi w/ Campagnolo Daytona and Chorus
So what's my membership number?
=8-)
Modern 2001 Tommasini Sintesi w/ Campagnolo Daytona and Chorus
So what's my membership number?
=8-)
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02-24-08, 04:08 PM
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198? Erba frameset. My track bike for everything but Pursuits.
02-24-08, 07:15 PM
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Thank you...
Enjoyed restoring it...now I just need to find a "Classic & Vintage" ride/meet here in Bay Area when the weather clears...
=8-)
Enjoyed restoring it...now I just need to find a "Classic & Vintage" ride/meet here in Bay Area when the weather clears...
=8-)
02-24-08, 07:43 PM
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Here's mine. A mid 80's Stowe made with Columbus SLX tubing.
02-24-08, 07:47 PM
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100% steel garage here...
Starting with 80's aero steel! My 86 Columbus Air Olmo. Powder coated and built with Ultegra 9 speed. The teardrop shaped tubing is really cool but impossible to photograph. My main road bike -
Vintage ride for lazy Sundays - my Bianchi Super Corsa with Croce' D'Aune group
Fixed gear Bareknuckle -
And last but not least the ugly duckling - Cross check commuter
Starting with 80's aero steel! My 86 Columbus Air Olmo. Powder coated and built with Ultegra 9 speed. The teardrop shaped tubing is really cool but impossible to photograph. My main road bike -
Vintage ride for lazy Sundays - my Bianchi Super Corsa with Croce' D'Aune group
Fixed gear Bareknuckle -
And last but not least the ugly duckling - Cross check commuter
02-24-08, 08:33 PM
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Beautiful job on the Olmo my friend...Olmos are among my favorites including Benotto's and Zeus and Gazelles and Batavus...
As to the ugly duckling...ugly it ain't. Cluttered but a very clean and very respectable commuter - enough to make snobbish roadies take a look even though they might not admit to it.
=8-)
As to the ugly duckling...ugly it ain't. Cluttered but a very clean and very respectable commuter - enough to make snobbish roadies take a look even though they might not admit to it.
=8-)