Serotta T-Max 1992

[bigkahoona]

Hi!

This is one of my first posts here, I'm more the quiet reader
I want to show you my Serotta T-Max from 1992, some of you might recognize it That's the frame Sithlord sold 1-2 months ago (many thanks fella!)

I've built it up (almost) without anodized parts, I wanted to emphasize the elegant look of the frame. So it became no flashy or screaming colorful bike which was sort of standard in this era.

This is a gentleman's bike, or as Elev12k already stated, a bike for the connaisseur.

Let the pics tell what i can't express with words...

Hope you like it!

(And if you have a Syncros seatpost 26,8mm in silver or made from titanium in your shed, please let me know )


Cheerio!

Chris

EDIT:
Updated build on page 2.

 

[Pickle]

Thats nice.

Clean and fresh.

(can you get some bar end plugs please though, I'm having images of core taken from leg!)

 

[longun]

1 word.............lush

 

[pendle]

loverley

 

[clunker]

Nice classy build, looks like new.

 

[bigkahoona]

Thank you all!

can you get some bar end plugs please though, I'm having images of core taken from leg!

I've got some here, but i don't like the look of it

Nice classy build, looks like new.

The frame and forks are in really good shape, the rest of it is(was ) NOS or ridden only a few years. I polished and cleaned everything and that's the result
One factor for "newish" look are the Timbuk II tires, which are from http://www.firstflightbikes.com/.

The ride is really phenomenal, the only things that differ it from modern rides are the forks and the Paul Stoplights

 

[scant]

nice

 

[ededwards]

Very elegant

 

[stevet1]

Nice subtle build, a classic.

 

[messiah]

I've always liked seeing that bike, and that's the best build on it yet. Very lush!