New wheels
On my bike. Topolino wheels replacing those Mavics. Chez sweetness! I could have dieted and lost 1lb but decided to buy some speed. LOL! :D
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Tight
Thought I saw a green blur around the parkway yesterday. :)
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Hey! Wow! What a thought! I amaze myself! ;) |
What are the black plastic-looking knobs at either ends of the spokes?
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That's an awesome bike! What's the frame size? Aluminum frame? Those tires look blue colored on the thread surface.
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Wow, 50cm. I ride 58cm frame size. I should have a 60cm. I also had a 62cm 'Atala', that one was hard like a rock. I had to give it away.
I love my 'Peugeot' 54cm Aluframe. It's a mountain/touring frame. Not very fast, but does very well on rough terrain and dirt roads. |
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6.3 ... on a good day.
I think I have some pics somewhere, I just had it taken apart and put new wheels on. They're black rims with black tires, I dunno what they are I'd have to look. Got them from ebay, great deal. It's a classic road bike, I brought it from Europe, where I bought it as a Colnago, but it turns out, it's not a Colnago. Nobody, knows what brand it is.... :confused: But it rides like a dream, so it is really a good frame. It's got shimano 600 with a Dura Ace crankset. I'd say it's a late 70's to early 80's frame. I will look for some pics. |
Man that sounds like a sweet bike. :) I love classic bikes. I used to have an old Raleigh with Suntour components back around '86.
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