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Old 07-28-22, 09:34 AM
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Top Fillet Brazing Vintage

I don't know if an identical post already exists, if so please excuse me.
An administrator will be able to fix it

I start with my bespoke Mercet from 1994 in Columbus EL.









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What's it weigh? Or do I have to wait for the book to come out?
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What's it weigh? Or do I have to wait for the book to come out?
I'm going to tell you or you're going to hav a child crisis of 5 years old as in the past...

As mounted on the last picture with the second generation of Shamal and measuring 181 cm (6 feet), knowing that I wanted a missile for both flat and slightly hilly, it weighs 9.5 kg ( 19,8416 lbs). And braizing with 30% of silver.
The one I have for the mountain with the same type of construction weighs 7.8 kg (15,4324 lbs)
I hope to have answered as well as possible, otherwise it will be necessary to wait for the book !
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If this dude wants his bike back you better start pedaling. Fast.



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Old 07-28-22, 10:15 AM
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I'm going to tell you or you're going to hav a child crisis of 5 years old as in the past...
Yes, it's always a good idea to insult your potential customers.

That said, thank you. It's a beautiful (and light) bike.
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Yes, it's always a good idea to insult your potential customers.
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WHO IS LOOKING FOR **** FINDS IT !




P,S I forgot that in the weight there are also the Silca Impero pump and the Campagnolo Biodinamica Water Bottle (empty of course)
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WHO IS LOOKING FOR **** FINDS IT !
Happily, I didn't have to look far. And no need to scream.
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Old 07-28-22, 10:29 AM
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Wow, that's gorgeous.
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Happily, I didn't have to look far. And no need to scream.
Only 4263 Miles and it's enough for me :aimer:
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These are nice bikes. I hope your participation in discussions here doesn't always circle back to the book you're selling.
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These bike look like they're made of liquid metal!
Where is the seatpost clamp on these bikes?
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Originally Posted by billytwosheds
These are nice bikes. I hope your participation in discussions here doesn't always circle back to the book you're selling.
I only said once in the forum that I was writing a book about this framer who, in view of his work, is certainly in the top 5 or 3 in the world and not only because of the quality and finish of his work, but also because of the fact that he only made 300 or so frames in his entire life.
But some people have fixed on this book project, including you, and for that I can't help it...
I don't talk about it, I only post pictures.
Am I talking about the book?
No, I only publish pictures...
I demonstrate that...
Take a look....











Did you know this manufacturer before I mentioned it in the forum?
Of course not...
And among your Peugeot, Legnano, Fuji, Zunow, De Rosa, Miyata, Bianchi, Pinarello, Specialized, Bridgestone, Cinelli, do you have anything close to this level?
Of course not...
So keep calm and enjoy...
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Originally Posted by icemilkcoffee
These bike look like they're made of liquid metal!
Where is the seatpost clamp on these bikes?

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saddle pillars are quill type


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Originally Posted by Ago15
I only said once in the forum that I was writing a book about this framer who, in view of his work, is certainly in the top 5 or 3 in the world and not only because of the quality and finish of his work, but also because of the fact that he only made 300 or so frames in his entire life....
And among your Peugeot, Legnano, Fuji, Zunow, De Rosa, Miyata, Bianchi, Pinarello, Specialized, Bridgestone, Cinelli, do you have anything close to this level?
Of course not...
So keep calm and enjoy...
The frames are exquisite, of course. Thank you for posting the pictures, Alexandre. Top "5 or 3 in the world?" Probably room for debate there. I've seen lugged examples that are just as nice, if not nicer. And if your ranking is not only based on the quality and finish, but instead on the number of frames someone has built in their lifetime---then there are certainly more than a few contenders for that prize. By "close to this level," not quite sure what you mean. But personally, I'd take my SC over one of these, lovely though they are.

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Old 07-28-22, 01:25 PM
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What a treat.
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. But personally, I'd take my SC over one of these, lovely though they are.
You still have a lot to learn about the construction of a frame, and not only the differences between a handmade frame and an industrial frame...
It is impossible for an industrial brand to produce frames with this level of detail, for the simple reason of selling price....
Or you don't know the difference between an apple and a pear. It has two different shapes and two different tastes just in case...
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Originally Posted by Ago15
You still have a lot to learn about the construction of a frame, and not only the differences between a handmade frame and an industrial frame...
It is impossible for an industrial brand to produce frames with this level of detail, for the simple reason of selling price....
Or you don't know the difference between an apple and a pear. It has two different shapes and two different tastes just in case...
Thank you for the...um..."lesson," LOL! Will your book only be in German?
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Again you talk about the book...
You've become fixated on it!
You want it as a gift with a personalized dedication ?
Stop polishing this post, if you have something to tell me, tell me by PM
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Again you talk about the book...
You've become fixated on it!
You want it as a gift with a personalized dedication ?
Stop polishing this post, if you have something to tell me, tell me by PM
That's OK, Alexandre. I'm good.
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Originally Posted by Ago15
You still have a lot to learn about the construction of a frame, and not only the differences between a handmade frame and an industrial frame...
It is impossible for an industrial brand to produce frames with this level of detail, for the simple reason of selling price....
Or you don't know the difference between an apple and a pear. It has two different shapes and two different tastes just in case...
The comparison between a handmade frame and an industrial frame (as you call it) is not an apple and a pear but more like a polished apple and a washed apple. They both taste the same however one is shiny.
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That's OK, Alexandre. I'm good.
I hope so, but alas who is born round does not die square.
The future will tell me...
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Originally Posted by Atlas Shrugged
The comparison between a handmade frame and an industrial frame (as you call it) is not an apple and a pear but more like a polished apple and a washed apple. They both taste the same however one is shiny.
Not only...
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