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    1990 Cinelli Mimetika Bianco(e Azzurro)

    Frame designed by Gary Fisher and (the frame itself) made in Taiwan The bike was assembled in Italy and perfectly operational saddle: Selle Montegrappa Shimano GS-200 groupset Araya rims new Rubena(Czech made)tires,new wiring,new resin pedals(EasternBikes) new(no-name)saddle-post
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    special tool -handcrafted!

    A present from my mate -who runs the nearby retro-bike shop&service 8) OK,it's not an MTB part,but something special:hand-craft converted from a DuraAce crank(make of year B B,it means February 1977) This tool was proven recently: it works perfectly! :lol: Guess what is it for!
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    Scott Limited '89 or '90

    Not too many Scott bikes pop up here,so let me present my latest buy. Quite in a good shape -has just a few tiny scratches.Technically absolutely OK:rides as a new,shifters (Sh. Deore) and brakes(Sh.SLR canties) work nicely. All parts are from 1989(the year of make is stamped in the stem and in...
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    Winora Orinoco circa early/mid 90'es

    Every bike has a story: the immediate neighbours at our weekend house,an elderly pair bought this as new in Austria. In the last almost 20 years the cycle remained practically unused -I'm quite sure it has runned only several miles. Wearing only few minor scratches and tiny bites of...
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    Sleeping beauty from 1989:Sursee Alpin lady city-bike

    Birthday present for my youngest child -she loves the pearl-effect white metallic base-colour... Absolutely unused bike in almost mint condition 8) Colombus tubing,non-marked alu rims,Maillard hubs,inox-steel mudguards, non-marked alu cranks w a proud description: "Super Duraluminium...
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    K2 C50 (circa 1994?) single-speed project

    This is my very first self-make build. :roll: A budget project: almost every part and bit can be found around the house,even frame+fork were "found" in the attic... :wink: Only brake levers,spacers for the rear-hub and a chain tensioner are on my shopping list: cost limit is 30 Euro. This...
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    1983 Dutch-bike: Dynamic Fitness

    Well,this bike is owned by my mate Steve. He is a talented & skilled MTB rider/amateur racer and a trained bicycle-mechanic. And a smart guy -of course. Steve has & uses 2 city-cycles,this ride is his current favourite... (elastic PVC chainguard,3 speed Sachs Torpedo hub-gear w.coaster-brake...
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    Tandem from the late seventies(??):Aldo Caldenazzi

    This turned up at Eastern Friday. Despite it's Italian name all the parts are German/Austrian fabricates so I'm quite sure that was not made in Italy. But really a great fun,earlier I've never ridden a bike like this. Heavy and robust and yet not rigid! The cornering needs a little...
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    springtime colours

    Huhh,at least it's sunny and warm again -this is what I've been waiting for... :D
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    Flea market findings 4.

    I've found some retro even today...
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    Flea market findings 3.

    Saturday again... :wink: mint Ritchey V-brakes,the red pads(intended to front)are NOS
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    An occasional offer...

    This bike(made by Epple Germany) -approx.from the beginning of the 80's?- was offered for sale this afternoon. Remotely not in mint state,and I cannot figure out whether all parts are original -or not... :? The saddle and the baby-carrier are obviously not. The clou is the...
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    Flea market findings 2.

    Saturday again: further gems from the local retrobike-components flea market... :) My favourite is the approx.25 yrs old belt-driven Sachs-Huret odometer (w 2 different diameter dial for 27" and 28" wheel size). It still works perfectly 8)
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    1999 Shimano MTB-boots of the "Vulture" advertisem

    A well-known and well-done ad from 1999. And the boots themselves also from 1999 ... 8) (were a part of decoration in a bike shop display-window for many years, used only once by the owner of that shop for a demo ride)
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    Flea market findings 1.

    Hi guys,check out these,mostly NOS retro gadgets!
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    Italian Job anno 1991

    Named after the winner of the Tour de France 1925 and '26, Bottecchia (Ottavio) bicycles are still produced in Italy. My road-bike is her 20th year and still in perfect condition. Altough not a premium cycle,it's real joy to ride :) Not marked "Hi-Ten" steel tubing for the frame by Italian...
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    This year's first sunshine Vol.2.

    Oupps,here's another lady-bike: a 1995-96 Kästle Trekking SE ridden by my elder daughter. Even this cycle wears its history on itself: there were tough years... Spec:the bike was assembled at Atala(Italy),Tange-tubing frame(made in Taiwan,designed in USA)and fork, ITM(ItalManubri) steel-stem...
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    This year's first sunshine Vol.1.

    The snow disappeared in one night -although the were plenty- it was unbelievably sunny and mild outside,so I had to make some photos... Let me show you my wife's city bike from 1995: a swiss made Sursee Tigra. It is in regular use since then,so wears minor scratches,but is in perfect technical...
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    Swiss made steel: Titan MTB from the mid/late-eighties

    Well,that's another stock-old retrobike in brand new state. As the adv says on its factory bottle(was not in the cage today): Titan -the reliable Swiss bike... Spec:Oria steel tubes,full(canti-brakes,front and rear derailleurs, hubs,pedals,brake levers and gear shifters)Shimano...
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    findings from the junkyard vol.2

    A pre-WW II. German fabrication made of good old steel: it weights almost fifteen pounds(22,5 kg)! It is in unrestored condition,but ready to use -though the front-brake is missing. The wheels/rims are probably not the originals,the chain is new. The clou is the 3-speed gearbox :roll: but you...
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