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  1. georges1

    The unexpected purchase, late 90's Piton Dedacciai SC 6110A

    the fork has been bought, a time stilletto fork
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    The unexpected purchase, late 90's Piton Dedacciai SC 6110A

    Unfortunately the Chris King brand is banned for all my projects, because it damaged badly the Daccordi I had causing a crack in the head tube during its intsallation, for the note I bought this Chris King headset in second hand and it was described as in very good condition.For this one, I...
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    The unexpected purchase, late 90's Piton Dedacciai SC 6110A

    I like steel a lot since I have a lot steel frames but my aluminium made MTBs proved me that well made aluminium frame MTB can last decades. That is why I decided to buy some alumnium road bike frames, this one was very attractively priced as was my Trek 2300 compared to my Veneto including its...
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    The unexpected purchase, late 90's Piton Dedacciai SC 6110A

    1 inch so I will have to chase for a inch carbon fork either from Ritchey or Time or Reynolds
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    The unexpected purchase, late 90's Piton Dedacciai SC 6110A

    me too, especially if it is a well made frame with high end tubing and with poslished welds
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    After a frustration with a dented Trek, found its replacement, Heavy Tools Transalp

    Bought a new old stock FSA Moto Triple Crankset and very very scarce Rock Shox Psylo Gold Race Fork with 125mm of Travel __________________
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    The unexpected purchase, late 90's Piton Dedacciai SC 6110A

    Good Evening My latest unexpected frame acquisition a Piton made of Dedacciai SC6110A from the late 90's. The craftmanship on it is outstanding and it is a new old stock frame. Piton is an italian brand founded by Pitozzi Guido in 1975. The frame weight only 1.3kilos The modern Piton collection...
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    New frame Veneto Altec 2, another project after the Daccordi incident

    Finally the fork has been changed by the columbus muscle one and it makes the bike lighter and with a more racy appeal
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    After a frustration with a dented Trek, found its replacement, Heavy Tools Transalp

    Mine is a much later model than 1998 but with a different lettering compared to the one if the pictures also the rear drop outs are the same ones than found on the Marin Team Marin Frame which was made of Tange Ultimate quad butted and specific to Tange Ultimate frames
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    Avid arch rivals

    Interesting and informative thread thanks for sharing 👍
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    After a frustration with a dented Trek, found its replacement, Heavy Tools Transalp

    Good evening Having Avid Speed Dial 5 brake levers, I decided to buy the Vbrakes for a new project. The Vbrakes XT 780 T that I bought in very large quantities were no longer on the market, so I fell back on the Avid Arch Rival for their braking power equivalent to disc brakes and without having...
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    Show us your Giant

    Nice and solid commuter 👍 Those bikes were made to last forever
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    After a frustration with a dented Trek, found its replacement, Heavy Tools Transalp

    Good evening After my frustration with the purchase of the Trek 8500 frame and the opening of a dispute to get my money back, I gave the Trek 8500 frame as a gift to my bike shop because it could be useful to someone who wants a beater bike made in the USA. I bought a frame from a very rare...
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    My last impulse purchase, Trek SLR 8500LT a spare frame that may become a project

    Well when I received the package , it was half-open and the down tube had a small ding. Following this I decided to open a refund and return case. I also decided to give this frame to my local bike shop in case of someone wanted a beater bike frame. The worst part of the story was that the...
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    My Italian and Belgian bikes

    Congrats on a nice collection with nice bikes 👍
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    Another Trek joins my fleet ,the 1999 Trek Alpha Alumium SL 2300

    Well this frame has been upgraded with a look Carbon seat post, Flite red Saddle, Dura Ace FD 7800 rear derailleur and 3T Mutant Stem. I have almost already all the other parts to get it assembled all I need is to buy a pair of DA 7800 rim brakes and red tape
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    My last impulse purchase, Trek SLR 8500LT a spare frame that may become a project

    Good evening There are times when impulse buys are good surprises. The crazy prices with import fees of the stumpjumper m2 and m4 made it impossible for me to buy one despite many times when I saw one from the USA. Riding frames ranging from 19.5 to 21 inches, each time my bargains in Trek MTB...
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    My first and last Mountain Bike: The 1999 Trek Fuel 100

    I don't know if any of you have had problems with bent axles on race face xc cranksets. After a few rides with my fuel 100, and especially yesterday, I noticed that the crankset was touching the front derailleur fork almost all the time, whereas before this wasn't the case. My bike shop told me...
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