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The idea of “decade correct” manufacturing seems to me to have a lot of logic. Actually, all of us who have had bicycles are modifying them almost from the beginning, from small details such as handlebars to more functional parts for us, such as saddle or pedals to larger or purely whimsical...

Very good Suntour choice. It is differentiating

It is undoubtedly a good purchase! Congratulations. How I like them. Curiously, I also valued them for mine.

Yes!

That seems too nice. I have to find it I NEED to see it!!!, Jjjjj I'll look for it and see if there's any luck.

Vitus also had some good and beautiful frames in the late '90s in carbon that are somewhat forgotten today. It's a shame The OCTs and their "little" CAT3 brothers in carbon/aluminum

I found the report that Bicisport magazine did on KG 96 in June 1989 The cyclist Eduardo Chozas, winner of 6 stages of the Tour de France and 3 of the Giro d'Italia, came out presenting it.

That snakeskin painting thing reminded me of a Spanish artisan, Nortel.le, who was famous for his high-quality paintings. One of them became very popular because it appeared in Bicisport magazine and left everyone with their mouths open in astonishment. The images are not very good, but the type...

My God! That Pinarello is perfect. When I saw it I even shuddered What great memories. Not a single detail is missing, incredible I didn't know about the LDS fork, it's good information