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bagpuss
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 17, 2017 3:09 pm 
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Three very eclectic entries so far . 8)
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bagpuss
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My refurbished early 1980's Orbit run about . Built with 75% used components.
ImageOrbit. by rebalrid, on Flickr
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BretonDave
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Here's my 1977 Van-Femel (Vitus Durifort frameset with 1st Gen. Shimano 600)


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Retro Spud
PostPosted: Sun Dec 17, 2017 6:07 pm 
Gold Trader / PoTM Winner / RB Rider
Gold Trader / PoTM Winner / RB Rider
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Location: Royal Forest of Dean (Still looking for the Bear !)
I'm a comparitive stranger to these parts,

For an old road bike the more I look at the Pinerello the more its talking to me...
and the voices are getting louder.
I don't know what it is but its just got something, I guess in french it would be a certain- je ne sais quoi.
God knows what that translates to in Italian.


How come you guys don't link in a build thread to your entries ?
I'd like to know more, Big Blocks was a great read even if it was hosted on another site.
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The History Man
PostPosted: Sun Dec 17, 2017 6:43 pm 
GOLD | PoTM | Rider | rBOTM
GOLD | PoTM | Rider | rBOTM
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Location: 54 Festive Road Winchcombe GLOUCS Yarp...
The voices would be talking to you about something else if they weren’t talking about the pinarello. Don’t listen. Get some help. X
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Mike Muz 67
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gold | rider | rBoTM
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I'm liking the Van Femel, myself! :xmas-cool:

But all very nice and very different bikes, good luck to everyone! :xmas-wink:

Mike
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Jamiedyer
PostPosted: Sun Dec 17, 2017 10:13 pm 
Gold Trader / MacRetro rider
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Location: held captive by baby haggis in a cave in Scotland
I'm not allowed to be biased but it would be unAustralian to not like at least one of them ;)

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Maca
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I'll throw this one in,

1990 Team owned Raleigh Dyna-Tech, with Reynolds 753 tubing.

Built in 1990 for Jean-Claude Bagot to use in the 91 season. JCB stamped initials and was his 2nd frame (B2).
Bike was built to 1990 Fignon specs, there are practically no photos of JCB and I wanted a C-Record / Delta equipped bike. Even found the 23c tries and Fork mounted computer.


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Retro Spud
PostPosted: Thu Dec 28, 2017 1:44 pm 
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Oh wow that is nice...^
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Ret spotter
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Thought I would squeeze this in before the end of the day! Coinago in baby blue, full campagnolo group, nice chrome and a lovely ride. 8) all the best!!!


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