You beauty - let everyone see what you've got!

[munga]

how about you take some photos, vaeske?

[Axle]

Only a newbie here but here's my latest pride & joy

Scapin Super circa 1976 Full Campag Super Record (Pantographed), Cinelli Stem & Bars, Nisi rims

Also check out my 2 Colnagos posted in the Appreciate thread

Looks familiar, inspired by....



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[Johnj]

Only a newbie here but here's my latest pride & joy

Scapin Super circa 1976 Full Campag Super Record (Pantographed), Cinelli Stem & Bars, Nisi rims

Do I recognise this from L'Eroica Beechworth? From memory you abandoned the rock strewn dirt roads for the bitumen fairly early on (in retrospect a wise move).

[singlespeedscott]

That's why on those retro gravel/dirt rides you don't ride your good retro bike

[seddo]

I dont recognise that bike from L'eroica but that was a diffcult ride I was only able to complete 55kms - I was the fat bloke on the panasonic Merckx. Next year I will do the gourmet ride Day 1 and the Day 2 ride to the winery. There were some sweet bikes there some favs were the pugs and legnano - posted some pics on instagram #leroica

[Madrider]

Only a newbie here but here's my latest pride & joy

Scapin Super circa 1976 Full Campag Super Record (Pantographed), Cinelli Stem & Bars, Nisi rims

Do I recognise this from L'Eroica Beechworth? From memory you abandoned the rock strewn dirt roads for the bitumen fairly early on (in retrospect a wise move).

Yes your correct, finished the last 30km on the bitumen. I'd already had one puncture and didn't have another spare tublar so didn't wont/need to risk more rock strewn dirt roads.

Next year at the very least I'll have clinchers, if I could be bothered doing the L'Eroica again. Might even do the Medio Fondo 85km on the Scapin (instead of full blown uber light carbon thing this year)

Marty

[Pinarello Vintage]

Not sure of the year or the model exactly.

[munga]

lovely. do those pics come in an adult size?

[Dan]

Agree. Looks very nice.

[Pinarello Vintage]

Sorry guys im struggling to post proper photos. There are some better ones here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/97468204@N03/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Apple]

Sorry guys im struggling to post proper photos. There are some better ones here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/97468204@N03/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Wow, that is beautiful. amazing.

[servicimo]

Yeah, lovely bike. It will clean up a treat!

[jaseyjase]

lovely, make sure you keep all the panto bits together!

[GaryF]

Not sure of the year or the model exactly.

I can't imagine a better classic set-up. A great frame complemented by top notch components.

[adam_b83]

i just saw this looking around and had to create an account straight away to comment. Such a great build!

do you have any more pictures of the frame during restoration?

[PANZR]

i just saw this looking around and had to create an account straight away to comment. Such a great build!

do you have any more pictures of the frame during restoration?

Thanks...I don't expect many to like it too much as I understand 'funny bikes' are not to everyones taste

I didn't really record the build unfortunately...just a few pics of different handlebar and wheel setups
I initially wanted to go with a Dura Ace but, strangely more Italian parts have been finding their way onto it

This pic is more recent with quite a few different parts...sadly the poor interior lighting doesn't show off the paint to well



It's not period correct but, it will be eventually

[russells]

Restored for my daughter, it is an upgrade on her gold 70s Malvern Star, as she would like to ride further and faster. New handlebars, shifters, cables, seat and tyres. Complete dismantle, clean, and lube.
Next project was to be a 1990 Peugeot Izoard, which only needs new wheels, a clean and a service, but I may just sell as is because it is a 62 frame, way too large for me.

[adam_b83]

Thanks...I don't expect many to like it too much as I understand 'funny bikes' are not to everyones taste

I like it.
Im in the middle of restoring a pair of Ambrosio disc wheels for my funny bike bike project. This photos a bit dodgy but it gives the general direction its heading in.

[ldrcycles]

Thanks...I don't expect many to like it too much as I understand 'funny bikes' are not to everyones taste

Normally I don't really go for funny bikes but that one just makes me weak at the knees, it looks so good .


Nice work on the Peugeot russells, looks good.

[PANZR]

Thanks...I don't expect many to like it too much as I understand 'funny bikes' are not to everyones taste

I like it.
Im in the middle of restoring a pair of Ambrosio disc wheels for my funny bike bike project. This photos a bit dodgy but it gives the general direction its heading in.

Woo hoo, that's hot...I wish I could afford/find some period disc wheels

[xerlex]

Thanks...I don't expect many to like it too much as I understand 'funny bikes' are not to everyones taste

I like it.
Im in the middle of restoring a pair of Ambrosio disc wheels for my funny bike bike project. This photos a bit dodgy but it gives the general direction its heading in.

Hey! That's an old frame of mine, I'm glad to see it getting the treatment it deserves.

In a former life:

[PANZR]

Hey! That's an old frame of mine, I'm glad to see it getting the treatment it deserves.

In a former life:

Nice...please tell me you put that old disc wheel in your shed and would now like it to go to a worthy cause?

[xerlex]

Hey! That's an old frame of mine, I'm glad to see it getting the treatment it deserves.

In a former life:

Nice...please tell me you put that old disc wheel in your shed and would now like it to go to a worthy cause?

I wish I could tell you that's what happened, I sold it with the frame a few years back

[adam_b83]

Hey! That's an old frame of mine, I'm glad to see it getting the treatment it deserves.

In a former life:

no way! how long did you have it for/where did you get it? do you have photos of how you built it up? ive been trying to hunt down some info on its history. it was built by kenevans for beasley in the mid 80's but that all ive discovered so far. p.s, the white paint on the forks was so thick!

[adam_b83]

Woo hoo, that's hot...I wish I could afford/find some period disc wheels

keep a look out on ebay. they come up from time to time but will usually need a bit of work.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Rear-Carbon- ... 624wt_1431" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
mine came from the lfgss forum ..