A new (orange) ride.
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A new (orange) ride.
I am temporarily retiring my Peugeot and building up this Colner I got from Jan to take its place. I am taking advantage of its pre-exisisting scars to make it into a thoroughly functional bike, keeping the flash to a minimum. I hope.
Build specifics will be kept secret until the reveal - probably sometime next week - but feel free to make suggestions
My first Italian, and my first orange bike. Should be fun!
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The Fountainhead is in my top 3...just sayin'.
I was tempted by that Colner too but decided against it and bought a plastic frame to build up instead... trying not to have duplicate bikes since space is tight.
What are your build plans? No way that bike will end up with a minimum amount of flash. Paint blemishes or not, that frame is a stunner.
I was tempted by that Colner too but decided against it and bought a plastic frame to build up instead... trying not to have duplicate bikes since space is tight.
What are your build plans? No way that bike will end up with a minimum amount of flash. Paint blemishes or not, that frame is a stunner.
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Banned.
That's like me saying "I won't be drilling anything on this particular build".
Riiiiight
She looks even better in that bright lighting. Going to look fantastic, I'm sure.
I'll be avidly following this thread!
DD
Riiiiight
She looks even better in that bright lighting. Going to look fantastic, I'm sure.
I'll be avidly following this thread!
DD
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We'll see. I have some unconventional things planned for it. Hope to have a good ratio of function to class and not too much outright bling, for new york city reasons.
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incazzare.
You are amassing quite a collection. Hey, we should arrange a Brooklyn C&V ride some time, maybe in Prospect Park or something.
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1964 JRJ (Bob Jackson), 1973 Wes Mason, 1974 Raleigh Gran Sport, 1986 Schwinn High Sierra, 2000ish Colian (Colin Laing), 2011 Dick Chafe, 2013 Velo Orange Pass Hunter
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Banned.
Hmmmm...this will be interesting
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#13
Banned.
Heh, heh. I'm simply waiting.
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Banned.
Nuovo or Super Record would be something new (albeit old).
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#16
True. Contemplating an NR or SR build-up later on for the Peugeot pictured above, in fact.
I gather that this build will be somewhat ideologically controversial and aesthetically disappointing for some. I think it will look alright, and serve its purpose wonderfully. I'll update with frame details when there is some sunlight.
I gather that this build will be somewhat ideologically controversial and aesthetically disappointing for some. I think it will look alright, and serve its purpose wonderfully. I'll update with frame details when there is some sunlight.
#17
Banned.
That's all that matters; after all, it's your bike
Good deal - I like details, especially frame details.
DD
I'll update with frame details when there is some sunlight.
DD
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I totally agree! i love that green frame color! I had a Zeus in that orange color too.
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Banned.
Thanks for the newest pics - I am really liking the details.
Does the BB shell have a spade cutout?
DD
Does the BB shell have a spade cutout?
DD