Let's see those retro road bikes
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mickey@spooky
Dirt Disciple
I'm also riding this club-racer frame that we build called the Kittenpaste
I've got my '95 Ritchey Road logic out to paint right now- and I still haven't found a fork for my '97 Yeti
and a very washed out picture of my Ritchey when I first built it.
That ritchey easily has 220,000 miles on it. It went to every single Norba National race from 1996-1999 raced in Bermuda, Canada and 32 US states. Up until I started building my road frames, it was the bike I built up every winter to train on. It's taken laps of the Mt Snow and Mt St Anne worlcup XC tracks, been used as a bit bike for the CX and did a summer of messenger duty as well. The old WCS tubeset is the standard by which I judge the ride of all road bikes- and what I aimed to replicate with our new Skeltor frame. I love that bike so much that I just commissioned Steve Garro at Cocinino to build me a new one in the next size down from his stash of Prestige.
If you ever find a used Ritchey in your size- buy it.
I've got my '95 Ritchey Road logic out to paint right now- and I still haven't found a fork for my '97 Yeti
and a very washed out picture of my Ritchey when I first built it.
That ritchey easily has 220,000 miles on it. It went to every single Norba National race from 1996-1999 raced in Bermuda, Canada and 32 US states. Up until I started building my road frames, it was the bike I built up every winter to train on. It's taken laps of the Mt Snow and Mt St Anne worlcup XC tracks, been used as a bit bike for the CX and did a summer of messenger duty as well. The old WCS tubeset is the standard by which I judge the ride of all road bikes- and what I aimed to replicate with our new Skeltor frame. I love that bike so much that I just commissioned Steve Garro at Cocinino to build me a new one in the next size down from his stash of Prestige.
If you ever find a used Ritchey in your size- buy it.
'89 Trimble Aero #049
I made a real post about this one here: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=89274
I made a real post about this one here: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=89274
stauqmuk":3k3gsnwn said:'89 Trimble Aero #049
I made a real post about this one here: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=89274
Holy... If I sidewind hit that you'd be either up in the air a la Lockheed F-117 or raspberry rippled by Eddie Stobart. I laughed into my tea and eccles cake.
keyboardmonkey
Dirt Disciple
Replacement rims and tyres, but with the exception of 24T rear sprocket (and I've still got the one I replaced), all original kit down to the Sturmey Archer toe clip straps.
I've posted this link elsewhere on this forum, but here it is anyway:
http://cycleseven.org/raleigh-roadace-shimano-600
I've posted this link elsewhere on this forum, but here it is anyway:
http://cycleseven.org/raleigh-roadace-shimano-600
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Piotr
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..it's my retro test racer..
I test with it , new models of wheels , i make for my clients ( production ) , diffrent rims, hubs, spokes combinations .
And on the end foto it's on white edition wheels..
Originally was on RX-100 white edition, now i will replace it for 105 ( front and rear mech., nad more..)
I test with it , new models of wheels , i make for my clients ( production ) , diffrent rims, hubs, spokes combinations .
And on the end foto it's on white edition wheels..
Originally was on RX-100 white edition, now i will replace it for 105 ( front and rear mech., nad more..)
stingray230sx
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