Matt_wood55
Senior Retro Guru
One of my absolute favourite frames - been on the look out for some time. I have the KG 243 steel frame which is my second favourite!
a further Team ONCE Look - here the Titanium made LOOK KG 292
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@foz - you are right ... normally the professional type within peleton always the red one - the red coulour was a synonym for LOOK pedale
@maxhc - yes the principle like vitus type of scrub screw press directly on the 25.0 mm carbon shaft, which has been flat on the backside. This was the version with 1st Gen of KG 292, which build by Spanisch Titanium specialist THT - later version build by Litespeed came with 27.2 mm seatpost, which fixed by a clamp
@pigman - not LOOK did it ... it's from THT and later versions, i.e. 2nd Gen by Litespeed
@JoeH - the bike ride pretty confortable. I have ridden on flat and short climbs. It is very direct and agile and needs not much to fall in to curves
It's a bike from mid of 90s but there's no much difference to a modern bicycle
your question about wheels - the rims are simple classic MAVIC GP4 2nd Gen tubulars with Vittoria EVO Corsa SC
@maxhc - yes the principle like vitus type of scrub screw press directly on the 25.0 mm carbon shaft, which has been flat on the backside. This was the version with 1st Gen of KG 292, which build by Spanisch Titanium specialist THT - later version build by Litespeed came with 27.2 mm seatpost, which fixed by a clamp
@pigman - not LOOK did it ... it's from THT and later versions, i.e. 2nd Gen by Litespeed
@JoeH - the bike ride pretty confortable. I have ridden on flat and short climbs. It is very direct and agile and needs not much to fall in to curves
It's a bike from mid of 90s but there's no much difference to a modern bicycle
your question about wheels - the rims are simple classic MAVIC GP4 2nd Gen tubulars with Vittoria EVO Corsa SC
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Very nice! I like it more with the spoked wheels.
Matching Ti stem I'm guessing. I like the seatpost grub screw for the clean lines, but they need some care for long term use. The front shifter setup also helps for its clean lines.
Cool bike man - Very nice indeed!
Matching Ti stem I'm guessing. I like the seatpost grub screw for the clean lines, but they need some care for long term use. The front shifter setup also helps for its clean lines.
Cool bike man - Very nice indeed!
Bike Hunter
Retro Newbie
Well you might be in luck. If you're still searching, I have one I'm about to put up for sale. Before going public I figured I'd check the forums
Let me know if you're interested.Attachments
Matt_wood55
Senior Retro Guru
Looks a 54, so my size? Shame about the forks, not really my cup of tea! How much are you asking though?Well you might be in luck. If you're still searching, I have one I'm about to put up for sale. Before going public I figured I'd check the forums
Bike Hunter
Retro Newbie
Original for that she came with. Where are you based? I'm still trying to figure out a fair price. What do you think? It's equipped with campagnolo and the wheels are in good shape too.
Matt_wood55
Senior Retro Guru
Hard to say really - is it Campag triple? Quite rare, but less desirable on a road bike. Mavic Heliums are a good light wheel, quite popular themselves.
I'd have thought a really nice example you could be around £1200 to £1500. There was one on Ebay a few months ago, but I forget what they were after
Good luck
... it's a2nd Gen Litespeed version with seatpost fixed by a clamp - is it real 27.2 mm diameter seat post?Well you might be in luck. If you're still searching, I have one I'm about to put up for sale. Before going public I figured I'd check the forums
ChromeChainstay
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would love to see it.
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