My Duell Vienna is finally built up and it's a beauty

[jamesdak]

Found this last year as a frame. Spent some time sourcing a nice Campagnolo setup and then had it built up. Not sure of the actual year it was built but I'm guessing mid 90's since it's made with Columbus EL OS. I've only put around 50 -60 miles on it so far but they have been fast miles. The bike carries speed well and yet isn't too stiff. In fact the front feels a bit soft sometimes on the rougher sections of road but this allows it to keep the speed without being jarring. It tracks just fine and feels great to me in the turns. I can easily see using this one for long rides as it's very comfortable.

Now the pics:

 

[jamesdak]

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More pics:

 

[jamesdak]

The Vienna was the lightest model and judging by price the second highest model.

Couple more:

 

[k-rod]

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WOW - that is absolutely gorgeous!!

 

[peetee]

Very nice. Love the attention to detail in the colour; green bottle bolts and silver rather than black bars.

 

[Tommy27]

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I'm sorry...

That is one hellva bike, will still take steel over anything else for overall ride satisfaction. But I do like a modernish grouper.

 

[zerogravitas]

Absolutely great. Really lovely build, right up my street. +1 on the love for the matchy bottle cage bolts, beautiful touch!

 

[otherself]

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Karel Keller?

 

[jamesdak]

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Karel Keller?

Most likely the original owner of this one.

 

[220kestrel]

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My oh my.
That is pretty.
The best tubing with the best groupset.
My jealousy knows no bounds!