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rosstoward
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Loving that acid green mate - where did you get if from - i got a destroyed palisades to build and would love it in that color.

Tanks

Ross
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nigelb
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Max__65 wrote:
UPGRADE whats your opinion??

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Furious Freds? Very light tyres - easy way to knock a pound off your bike, but as previously noted very fragile. I've not a problem with using modern tyres on a retro build. Sammy Slicks are a bit heavier but also more robust.
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coomber
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Bit late to the party but wow, great rebuild and that looks amaznig fully built.

Great work.
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Max__65
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It was nice to take it apart piece by piece and reconstruct it 1993, components are the same, Now I use it to go to work but I would change it again ...

Italy SLR saddle carbon - 100g
fred furious - 550g
1X10V 11-36 34T
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Max__65
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Today I found a photo of 1994 ... first Assembly of my frame Parkpre


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Yetidh9
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Really nice project --- and result! And interesting to see how the hubs were comming apart due to time. Nice work on the reconstruction of the wheels!

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