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Find it hard to say why, but I have a real soft spot for these bikes. Hmmm, maybe one day.

They are similar to early gripshifters. With less off a click. They do the job, but nothing more. Let me know if you're interested.

Last chance before these go in the bin. Just to clarify, it's not the one in the photo. I have a set including original (but used) grips.

Back to being a bike forum: I think he did it. But I'll add that so did at leats the next 10 guys behind him (but that doesn't make it ok).

And your giant wasn't a lightweight either by modern standards. Had a Terrago myself, which was even heavier. Weighed a ton, but certainly bomb proof.

Go at least once a year for a week to cycle, but the last few years also 2 weeks in summer with the family (no bike). Would recommend it to anyone. Country side is the best and if you avoid the main roads I can't think of a better place to ride my roadbike. Mtb seems good as well. Have only...

No one? These will go in the bin in a few days. Am moving soon, so have to make room.

Considered selling it last year, was thinking a tenner at the time, but will use it on one of my bikes now.

Here's one of my favorites (in dutch): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQvM4znYLLA

Have left over a pair of Suntour Ergo Twist shifters/brake levers. As in the picture, but not as nice shape. All bolts included but the window on the right shifter missing. They are terrible to shift with. Original grips with suntour logo included. Only want to cover the postage which should be...

Hi, And nice bike. I've got one of these too in a bigger size. It's only a frame for the moment. Great and very stiff ride. As for the fork, stick with the original one. Not much of a peperoni fan (not on pizza either). I think the original ritchey for looks better, is probably lighter and...

I have one of those. Used though but in good nick. Think someone will pay say 40 GBP?

Looks like a carbon bike too. Good thing he's a pro.

Unless you have an italian threaded BB (like my Pinarello MTB).

From the early nineties: Cycletech Scott (3 colored) KHS Cadex

Heard very good things about the Schwalbe Marathon tires. Duranos are supposed to be good too, but I've seen some people having problems with these. Have used mostly Continental the last few years myself. Pretty much without punctures. Using the grand prix 4-season in 28 mm now...

I have these on my road bike, and can say that they are amazing.

I saw this one in Belgium: http://www.2dehands.be/fietsen/fietsen/ ... n&start=41 Not sure if it's the '95 model you're after.

Tbh, I thought it was a great race. Think the lack of team radios made for a more exciting race. And my favorite rider in the peloton won today. And screw all that stuff from the past. Seems to me like they were all doing it back then. And Vino sat out his time. Don't hear any complaints about...

Have to agree. It never ends. Unless you have the budget, find everything you look for NOS and hang it on your wall. Then never ride it and you're done. But where's the fun in that?