Retro TT build

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Really love Retro TTs bikes, so can't wait to see how this one progresses. It looks like you've made a good start.

I can definitely echo Midlife's advice about the BB axle. I had to use a Campagnolo Record 68-S-120 axle to give me just enough clearance for a 53 Chainring on my '78 Emperor Sport...

Keep the build up pics coming!

Steve.
 

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On the subject of BBs...

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If it’s long enough with my pista cranks and 57t ring. It was too long on the setup I used to use it on, so it’s been sat unused. Needs new cups though, fixed cup was cross threaded by a previous owner, and the other is a bit mashed from tool slips.
 
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Also, some rims. I daresay they’ll be a bit flexy, but they should look the part...

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For the stem, it has to be a 1A for me, but I have this (also very nice) 3TTT, which I will use for now.

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Pedals. I bought these MKS track ones with black plates on eBay, also about a tenner, bargain. Hopefully they will smarten up a bit. The bearings seem good. They should look the part from a distance ;).

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Some nice kit :). It can be a pain to get Cinelli bars through the stem though. Good choice of pedals as well, pass for campag at a couple of places :). I used Kyokuto Pro Ace back in the 70's which looked like campag too lol
 
Hmm, never come across that site , thanks for the heads up :). I've got some GL330 28/28 on Campag small flange (Tipo), the sides are really untidy but got me thinking.....is the rear spacing of your frame 126mm ?
 
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