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A well worthy bike to lose out to

The Dura Ace 7700 9-speed bar-end shifter is still available as a new part It shifts Dura Ace 8-speed

Oh boy that's a nice frame...I really want

I guess I'll throw my hat in the ring 1986 Clamont Time Trial funny bike This frame was made in Australia by Geoff Scott in the mid-eighties It now resides in New Zealand In March 2016 I took it to the Sydney classic bike show in Australia where it was re-united with its maker who kindly...

Jeepers mate. That's amazing!

Nice build Love the frame, colour and components but not a fan of the aero clip-ons Lo-pro's usually look better with just bullhorns*, period correct or not *In my opinion

Can't help ID the frame but the number on the bottom bracket just above the Cinelli logo is not a frame serial number, it's the patent number for the Cinelli 'spoiler' bottom bracket (228298-84)...all Cinelli bottom brackets of this type have the same number and the last two digits are the year...

I would love to get a steel pista stem and bars for my recently aquired Cinelli Mod SC pista It currently has alluminium Cinelli 67 pista bars and 1A stem (if that would help in a part trade) Here's hoping... Thanks

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Yeah, some lovely machines here, including a few that look to be concours quality builds...I have some favourites (no not mine) but which one to choose? If you're lucky enough to own any one of them, then you're already a winner!

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Wow. Great job Excellent resource

I'd love to get hold of either a proper aero helmet or just an aero shell (no crash protection) as used in the nineteen-eighties or nineties

In regards to the HED disc, any chance of shipping to NZ?

The edges of the lugs look rough. Perhaps it was made by someone a bit inexperienced in frame building A bit too rough for any Italian frame builder I'm aware of That's not a criticism just a statement, it actually looks a nice bike DIY/custom/friend builds are/were more common than a lot of...

Very nice. I have one too, also in red but from 1980

I wonder what the tubing is? I know of a frame builder in New Zealand who didn't have access to aerodynamic bicycle tubing at the beginning of the eighties so he used aero profile steel tubing used in aircraft construction to build some frames

Those are some great photos. Thanks for sharing I have an early eighties 'aero' track bike made with the aforementioned hefty Tange Aero tubing

That's cool. I like it a lot