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nice background story!!

yeah, crankset is 1050, the other stuff 1055 including headset (surface difference, both 105) and Dura Ace stem & Seattube is a bit higher in the ranking than 105. The Mavic MA40 are nice rims, but I can't really tell if tubular or clincher. 2 measurements u will need, frame height and top...

looks exactly as it should ;) looks like Shimano 105 1055 attached, RD, FD, Brakes, with the cranks I'm not sure - have a different finish... maybe 1050 or something else. If Headset and mainbearing also is 1050/1055 105 (lets see detail pix) u should also take detail pics of Stem/Bar and...

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=46710&start=1150 here u should post u're pics

because they are what it says. Too big. Reduce them to a size of 1200px max width when landscape before upload (the pic above for example has a width of 1024px). iPhone 5 does 8Mpx, way more then necessary... u may also can adjust pic size before taking them in camera options menue.

Hello Helen! To identify the stuff attached to the frame: photograph a total from right side in good light and focused. Take additional close up pics of Crankset, Rear derailleur, Headset, Hubs best, Helge

Hi I search for a 76 (only LOGO) or 77 (LOGO plus Colnago) flat crown Fork in good condition and at least 190 mm stearer. any offer please ... :roll: best, Helge

I did it routing down the headtube to make it fit with 600 6208 headset. Took 15-20 minutes to take away 1.5 mm on each end, now I have room enough for Nosering and winds for counternut. Easy way to do. due to the prize of the tool I went to a diy workshop of the university and left a small...

I have a 45cm long car tyre lever in the bike-basement since I started dealing with folding tyres. broke off around 3 plastic tyre levers alone with one set of Conti GP 4000 and killed a few brandnew tubes .... It works.. but the first tries were a full workout. Now I got used to... since I use...

Reamers wouldnt make sense if it would be this way. I know conical Reamers for example to use with oldtimer's steering knuckles, which were adjustable in a way. This is the Dealer I bought mine from http://www.ebay.de/itm/VERSTELLBARE-REI ... 4856b7eb7a size I have isn't available anymore...

there are conical and not conical reamers. the ONE not conical Reamer I have (26-29.5mm) has paid itself long time ago...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-11-Piece-Ad ... 41732e54a4 this is insane cheap... at least usually u pay half for one of the near 1" reamers. I widened already 3 or 4 stems that I ride daily. I have not one sliding in the clamp. Break the sharp edges after reaming (this is a file job). Filing by...

thats what I have an adjustable Reamer for in the Range 25-28mm. Helps for Stems was well as Seattubes...

I have a frame ( the only powder coated I have) that IS metallic red = Silver first coat and transparent red covering it. Normal offer of the local coater. But this wasn't done to match anything... just a choice. But my car paint supplier is good to rech, but I guess just too stubborn to start...

may be.. (tyres) but I like them Conti GP 4000 esp. coz the 24c size. yeah, got a body shop near by ... but them got lazy ... they don't really like spending time matching colours ... I had not a lot help finding the best matching color for the Puch Profi green, and they were very uncooperative...

thanks. Switched bar today to a SR Custom with an ugly ITM stem, but I like much better then tis one mounted on the pix. couldn't really ride it. Routed down 2mm of the Head-Tube today, now I have perfect room including the nose ring for the 6208 headset. When I decided for the stem/bar...

sorry, @Retro Guru, can't follow that ... I don't want to look at it, I want to ride it ;) so I get the tyres I like to ride. I could throw in a set of brown wall tubulars for photographing, and maybe if I put it into an exhibition... but I don't, so it will have tyres on that I ride...

Colner - probably not an originally made frame, the brothers bought frames when the capacities were reached. But a nice ride, tight, light, fast... this may be a candidate for a paintjob in original color

Hi there Kondor was the first brand of bikophile opera singer Albuch Kotter, before he founded Kotter's Racing Team in late 80s. This frame is labeled Hans Lutz. Hans Lutz was an 1976 olympic winner, who had a little bike shop in southern germany. To my reconstruction he may have bought frames...

I have a frame (Kondor/Kotter) that makes me miss 2-3mm with my 6208 headset. I get on Counter nut without the nosering, just enough, but not enough to feel good. I will route down the headtube with a headsetrouter 1mm each, top and base, on friday. If not inuff, there is still the fork to give...