O orbeas Retro Guru Oct 28, 2011 #1 Great video on how Ciocc build there frames... would hate to see the bill for gas !!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfgz-2WouyQ
Great video on how Ciocc build there frames... would hate to see the bill for gas !!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfgz-2WouyQ
D Dr S Old School Grand Master Oct 28, 2011 #2 Cool vid. As for gas. I use porta-pac sized bottles and i've fillet brazed two frames, four forks and a couple of stems and the guage hasn't started to move yet. Surprising how long they last.
Cool vid. As for gas. I use porta-pac sized bottles and i've fillet brazed two frames, four forks and a couple of stems and the guage hasn't started to move yet. Surprising how long they last.
F fiks Retro Guru Oct 30, 2011 #3 Great vid! They're nice frames but in the end they're off the peg mass produced frames, not that there's anyway wrong with that.
Great vid! They're nice frames but in the end they're off the peg mass produced frames, not that there's anyway wrong with that.
O orbeas Retro Guru Nov 3, 2011 #4 Ciocc frames fiks":2tofh0g0 said: Great vid! They're nice frames but in the end they're off the peg mass produced frames, not that there's anyway wrong with that. Click to expand... Arnt all italian frames from that era, Colnago - Gios - Olmo - Battaglin etc. none were made to order...
Ciocc frames fiks":2tofh0g0 said: Great vid! They're nice frames but in the end they're off the peg mass produced frames, not that there's anyway wrong with that. Click to expand... Arnt all italian frames from that era, Colnago - Gios - Olmo - Battaglin etc. none were made to order...
