MaxxVolume
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What a beauty ! Is that the Cinelli stem with the hidden binder bolt ?
What a beauty ! Is that the Cinelli stem with the hidden binder bolt ?
That's about the only place I like riding anymore myself. We have enough nearby rail trails and connecting trails and bike routes that I can keep myself busy. (Google Maps is great for finding bike trails in the area.) Commuting or even just running local errands would be nice, but I want to live to see next week.Bike path is really the only place I feel safe riding with all the crazy driver's we have around here now. I must be getting old.
Here some fotof from my Pesenti. It's custom geometry is fillet brazed.
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SWEET.2015 Surly Ice Cream Truck converted to 29er/29+ capability. Rockshox Yari RC fork, Onyx Racing hubs.
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SWEET.
Dig the steel?
I'm waiting to finish up a few things in my system and build a little bit of MTB skill up this season. If I can work on some basic bunnyhop, Endo, balance stuff and gety 604 crossovers figured out, I think it'll be a new 1x bike for me next year. Yours looks AWESOME.
Far from the only, but my fav.
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I'll ride. I bought this Schwinn Tempo new back in '85 while in the Navy. It was a lot of money for me back then, around $350.00, and I had to make payments for a couple months before I could take it. It's the tall frame, 25" I believe. I practically dug it out of the shed because I've not rode for years. It's fast, light (about 25lbs), still in fine shape and original but for the seat and rubber. A bit scratched up, and could use some conditioning but It feels so good getting back on and riding. Thanks for lookin'. Just keep riding...
S.J.
Wow, that is just truly beautiful. That headset is gorgeous and the Suginos are classic!
My road bikes are in storage, but I think this thread makes me want to get back on them. I have a gorgeous Miki Tange 900 frame, loaded with Shimano 105 and biopace cranks, toeclip 105 pedals and downtube shifters, Arayas etc, from 1986/7 and a similar Ishiwata 4130 based similar sized 24/25" loaded with earlier 105 gear. I love those old bikes.
Not interested in modern bikes, their fashion of changing each year and give me proper Japanese steel in my frames!