rBoTM RBotM February 2022! Winter rides month theme. ENTRIES NOW OPEN!!!!

[Jamiedyer]

Not an entry as I run the competition but just a nice wintery photo from last weekend

Untitled by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr

 

[Nabeaquam]

Not an entry as I run the competition but just a nice wintery photo from last weekend

Untitled by Jamie Dyer, on Flickr

Spectacular

 

[non-fixie]

This winter's build, out for its first real trip last weekend, in Belgium. The cold but sunny weather made for some nice riding.

It's a Robust frame from St Etienne, found on French ebay last year, built with a deliberate mix of Japanese, English, French, Swiss and Italian parts.

 

[Jamiedyer]

Now that is very lovely. While way too big for my tiny legs, it just looks a great setup and everything looks like it belongs. very nice

Jamie

 

[Dicky71]

This winter's build, out for its first real trip last weekend, in Belgium. The cold but sunny weather made for some nice riding.

It's a Robust frame from St Etienne, found on French ebay last year, built with a deliberate mix of Japanese, English, French, Swiss and Italian parts.

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Really nice looking build.
How well do the Campagnolo shifters work with the LX rear mech? My hands don't like Shimano ergonomy, as opposed to 9/10sp Ergopower.

 

[non-fixie]

Really nice looking build.
How well do the Campagnolo shifters work with the LX rear mech? My hands don't like Shimano ergonomy, as opposed to 9/10sp Ergopower.

Thank you! This particular combination (Campag 9-speed, Shimano SIS and a Maillard 6-speed block) works really nicely. Very crisp shifts.

 

[Gtpulse]

My M Steel Tourer/winter ride

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/m-steel-dave-yates-tourer.442149/