Monday, November 30, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
The Revival
A couple of us here are in the process of organizing a Boulder premier of the Revival, we should have some more details by the end of the week. If you would like to help out leave a comment and we'll get back to you.
The Revival from morehartfilms on Vimeo.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Ciocc Restoration Project
Can't wait for the rest of the series. Be sure to follow this guys youtube channel for updates.
Colnago C42 Pista Prototype
Built for Tony Rominger in 1994 to break his previous hour record. That is a 61t chainring in front. Colnago was years ahead of Zipp with those dimpled carbon disc wheels. This bike was made around the time that the UCI began restricting bike design so it didn't get to see much use. via cyclingnews
Labels:
Carbon,
Colnago,
Disc Wheel,
Hour Record,
Track Bike
Monday, November 16, 2009
A horse with no name
Have you seen this frame?
EAI sells it as the Bareknuckle
Now its a TOYO Godzilla
Business Cycles sells it as the Nessuno
And it looks a lot like the GOrilla Zengang
I guess theres some differences. The Bareknuckle/Nessuno is made of Dedacciai COM 12.5 tubing, the TOYO Godzilla of Kasei 022, and the Zengang of Columbus ZONA. The other noticeable difference is that weird headtube reinforcements & dropouts on the Godzilla and the seatpost clamp on the Zengang. I still wouldn't be surprised if they all came out of the same frame shop somewhere in Italy. Does anyone know where these frames are actually made?
EAI sells it as the Bareknuckle
Now its a TOYO Godzilla
Business Cycles sells it as the Nessuno
And it looks a lot like the GOrilla Zengang
I guess theres some differences. The Bareknuckle/Nessuno is made of Dedacciai COM 12.5 tubing, the TOYO Godzilla of Kasei 022, and the Zengang of Columbus ZONA. The other noticeable difference is that weird headtube reinforcements & dropouts on the Godzilla and the seatpost clamp on the Zengang. I still wouldn't be surprised if they all came out of the same frame shop somewhere in Italy. Does anyone know where these frames are actually made?
Friday, November 13, 2009
Sibling Rivalry
Tipo Cinelli also made stems, unfortunately his didn't have the lasting impact of his brother Cino's.
GS GuccilifeEDIT: Arrigo Cinelli is the other Cinelli brother, I blew that one. Tipo just means type, oops.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Update
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
White 26" (MTB) 1 3/8" tires on ebay
***UPDATE***
Got these in the mail, they DO NOT FIT normal 26" mtb rims. 26x1 3/8 means something totally different. The diameter is 590 which is way to big for a mtb rim. I looked around on ebay, and i couldnt find a real white 26" mtb tire. So if you find one let me know ill buy it up in a heartbeat.
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I also found these guys, they loook exactly the same, but the guy wants 65$ bones for em, not quite sure why, i asked him for more pics of the tread and be basically told me that is "commuter tread". my guess is its just the same chen shing's and hes just trying to rip people off.
NOS Silva Toe Straps on Ebay
Ive talked about silva straps before: at cafe velo and on a NOS 3Rensho at Vecchios. today i found someone selling them on ebay.
Silva straps are high quality laminated NOS toestraps, with a padded toe clip. Looks like hes got a few different color combos for sale, with matching toe strap end buttons.
Mario Confente Track Bike on eBay right now
Mario Confente is considered by most to be the greatest framebuilder of all time. He only built 135 frames under his own name (built many more for Faliero Masi), only 11 of which were track. One has popped up on eBay and the current bid is around $3,000. I watched a Confente road end for about $8,000 a few months ago. If you ride a 63cm frame, drain your savings account and buy this bike! 12 more hours... eBay
Labels:
Campagnolo,
Campy,
eBay,
Mario Confente,
Track Bike
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Weird Frame Designs
Corratec track bike from the 90's. A couple Swiss guys won world championships on these in 94. I'm guessing that triple triangle is hella heavy and hella stiff.
Wild 3rensho. No seat tube/triple triangle. I'm guessing its pretty lightweight without the seat tube. Not to mention pretty aero.
Another wild 3rensho, this one with a weird ass bent seat tube. Looks like it takes a 24" front.
Yamaguchi Assymetric Track. I have no idea what is going on with this frame at all. No seat tube, low triple triangle and a weird bent tube that goes from the top tube to the non drive side chainstay. Love those russian wooden disc wheels.
Images via speedbikes/tokyofixed/wmd
Monday, November 9, 2009
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Colnago Historical Colors Archive
Colnago has always been known for their killer paint jobs. Although Bike Snob would have you think that Colnago is "the maestro of mutilation", and ill agree some of the color combos are kinda odd, but for the most part they are pretty sweet.
The other day i was lusting over the Colnago Master X-Light road frames. I noticed they only had a few colors on their site, so i did some trolling and found the "Colnago Historical Colors Archive". Its a goldmine for colnago paint jobs. Here is the link to the Master X-Light paint jobs. and my favorite:
heres a few more:
Although these color schemes arent on the official colnago website, im pretty sure it could be ordered if you happened to have a boatload of cash to buy the frame in the first place. Ohh btw, they make the Master X-Light in a track version.
The other day i was lusting over the Colnago Master X-Light road frames. I noticed they only had a few colors on their site, so i did some trolling and found the "Colnago Historical Colors Archive". Its a goldmine for colnago paint jobs. Here is the link to the Master X-Light paint jobs. and my favorite:
heres a few more:
Although these color schemes arent on the official colnago website, im pretty sure it could be ordered if you happened to have a boatload of cash to buy the frame in the first place. Ohh btw, they make the Master X-Light in a track version.
Cicli Berlinetta
Is a German bike shop with lots of NOS goodies
They have an impressive selection of vintage road and track frames from a grip of European builders, as well as their own shop brand.
cicli b
They have an impressive selection of vintage road and track frames from a grip of European builders, as well as their own shop brand.
cicli b
Labels:
Bike Shops,
Campagnolo,
Campy,
Cicli Berlinetta,
NOS,
Road Bike,
Track Bike
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