January is White Bike Month
01-03-18, 01:24 PM
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January is White Bike Month
Let’s see what you have. Or what you have seen.
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01-03-18, 01:47 PM
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Haven't you run out of colors yet?
01-03-18, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by nlerner
Haven't you run out of colors yet?
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01-03-18, 02:05 PM
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I'll bite. 85 Gardin
01-03-18, 02:18 PM
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I got this Falcon San Remo frame several years ago from the sale forum here, it was already powdercoated white and I decided to keep it that way. First is the way I had it setup a few years ago, then below how it looks today (different crankset on it now, but otherwise the same):
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01-03-18, 02:21 PM
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Bikes are okay, I guess.
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'85 Paramount.
Paramount profile.jpg
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01-03-18, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by nlerner
Haven't you run out of colors yet?
But for now, here's my white-with-rust-highlights 1973 Nishiki Olympic.
My winter project is to rebuild this as a 1x6 with a flat bar and a bunch of components I've collected over multiple cullings from the Box O' Crap. My stretch goal is to clean up the rust and touch up the paint. If I like the way it rides I might even get it powder coated and re-decaled.
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01-03-18, 02:51 PM
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I worked on this '86 Cannondale R400 a while ago - one of my first resale projects:
I probably should have kept this Super Sport, but it was a little too big:
And I DEFINITELY should have kept this 560ex. Got a bit of a profit selling it, but it wasn't worth it.
I probably should have kept this Super Sport, but it was a little too big:
And I DEFINITELY should have kept this 560ex. Got a bit of a profit selling it, but it wasn't worth it.
01-03-18, 03:19 PM
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1984 Schwinn Supersport, original owner. Tim
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01-03-18, 03:34 PM
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This will be the least desirable bike in this thread, but I bought it brand new 21 years ago for $1200 and it's probably the best fitting ride I've ever had. 17lbs with a 6400 group.
01-03-18, 03:35 PM
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1977 Trek TX900
01-03-18, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy_K
I'm looking forward to periwinkle-with-just-a-hint-of-chartreuse bike month.
01-03-18, 03:51 PM
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Huh!,..... Where the heck are all the Peugeots??!
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01-03-18, 03:58 PM
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Just finished. Not even sure why I built it.
cehowardGS tribute bike.
actual cehowardGS bike.
white on the dark side.....
ego bike ('85 Ironman saved from landfill)
My friend Kirk's '86 Tomasso (another landfill save) before I put decals on it.
cehowardGS tribute bike.
actual cehowardGS bike.
white on the dark side.....
ego bike ('85 Ironman saved from landfill)
My friend Kirk's '86 Tomasso (another landfill save) before I put decals on it.
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My white Rene Herse in a snowstorm:
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01-03-18, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by lasauge
I got this Falcon San Remo frame several years ago from the sale forum here, it was already powdercoated white and I decided to keep it that way. First is the way I had it setup a few years ago, then below how it looks today (different crankset on it now, but otherwise the same):
Is this the falcon from Frank the welder?
01-03-18, 05:32 PM
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For some reason all my white bikes seem to be Raleighs.
SB7475:
Corsa:
Sirocco (still only have a seller's pic):
SB7475:
Corsa:
Sirocco (still only have a seller's pic):
01-03-18, 05:37 PM
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1987/88 Univega Alpina Pro
I love it. I pull my kids on pedal trailers using this or my tandem nearly every day.
It's no where near as fancy as the bikes above, but it's mine.
Happy New Year!
It's no where near as fancy as the bikes above, but it's mine.
Happy New Year!
01-03-18, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Chombi1
Huh!,..... Where the heck are all the Peugeots??!
01-03-18, 06:55 PM
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At first I was thinking I really haven't had many white bikes. The only one that came to mind is the '66 Paramount out in the studio.
Then I got to scrolling through my Flickr albums and realized there've been a few that have come, and are now gone.
Cycles Toussaint Velo-Routier
PX-10, and yup - WAY too small for me!
Neat Mercier that I sort of wish I still had around.
The one and only CF frame I've ever owned.
Then I got to scrolling through my Flickr albums and realized there've been a few that have come, and are now gone.
Cycles Toussaint Velo-Routier
PX-10, and yup - WAY too small for me!
Neat Mercier that I sort of wish I still had around.
The one and only CF frame I've ever owned.
01-03-18, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by AZORCH
At first I was thinking I really haven't had many white bikes. The only one that came to mind is the '66 Paramount out in the studio.
Then I got to scrolling through my Flickr albums and realized there've been a few that have come, and are now gone.
Cycles Toussaint Velo-Routier
PX-10, and yup - WAY too small for me!
Neat Mercier that I sort of wish I still had around.
The one and only CF frame I've ever owned.
Then I got to scrolling through my Flickr albums and realized there've been a few that have come, and are now gone.
Cycles Toussaint Velo-Routier
PX-10, and yup - WAY too small for me!
Neat Mercier that I sort of wish I still had around.
The one and only CF frame I've ever owned.
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84 Peugeot PY10FC
84 Gitane Tour de France.
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01-03-18, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Chombi1
Oi! That PX10 looks to be my size! Ever thought of letting it go??....
01-03-18, 07:41 PM
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When I started this thread, I forgot I own a white bike!
1975 Viscount converted to fixed gear. It's fun for quick trips in the city, and it's lightweight.
1975 Viscount converted to fixed gear. It's fun for quick trips in the city, and it's lightweight.
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