Recent content by DRuthPDX

Only “A COLNAGO”.

I’m not sure but it’s a possibility.

Hello, I recently purchased this bike from a gentleman in Italy and am hoping someone here would be able to help identify the model/year. Please see the attached pictures. Top tube, down tube, and seat tube are all round with no crimping. Chain stays are round/oval with no crimping. Cable...

Gorgeous Peugeot PY10-FC! Would you be willing to sell it to me?

Gorgeous Peugeot PY10-FC! Would you be willing to sell it to me? Best Regards, Daniel

Can I buy it from you please? This is my dream bike.

Re: Re: Thanks Adam! I appreciate the kind words!

Re: Re: Thank you Pat! I appreciate excellent craftsmanship, as I know you must too!

Re: Re: Only moved the levers for the pictures. Didn't bother rotating the crank.

Re: Re: Thank you thank you. Gum walls are too traditional for me though. As far as the Benotto wrap over Cinelli...I prefer a little cushion for the hands, plus, I don't care for Benotto's shiny colors.

Re: Re: Haha! Thanks. Wheelchairs don't actually come with white tires though guy. But you should do that with your build, along with the rest of the world, as that's the norm. I however decided to go with white Vittoria Zaffiro Pro's because of an older Basso I built years ago. Thanks for the...

Thanks for the love! I prefer the aero Maillard pedals with the Christophe toe clips and straps. Similar to my campy c-record pedals. Plus, the Mavic pedals only come in those big clumpy clip-in style, or the older version, which isn't a style I'm particularly fond of.

Thanks Jamie! Indeed it does ride weightlessly! Like a surf board on a wave with no rider!

Thank you John J!

After completing a dream of mine, (a NOS Colnago Master Olympic build), I set out to accomplish another. I owned a 1984 Peugeot Super Vitus that was paired with the typical Stronglight crank, Weinmann side pull calipers and levers, Peugeot branded Simplex rear derailleur, Peugeot branded...