Spirog Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 Even harder to find are replacement cleats!Find someone who has a digital printer. Shouldn't be hard to produce. Badsam and Loose cog 2
Spirog Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 Even harder to find are replacement cleats!I've found someone who has a digital printer. If I can get hold of one of these cleats, I may be able to get some made. Loose cog 1
LeTurbo Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 Correct period Eroica gear for me would be: Bata toughees, grey knee-length socks, probably bad Leroy-in-Fame polyviscose shorts, and a Pic-a-Pet Randburg (my worst job ever) T-shirt. Wazza_pe, DJR, Loose cog and 2 others 5
HeyYou Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 For those of you that may be interested!!!!!! Got a couple of things wrong, I never reviewed the story. http://moderncyclist.co.za/stories/trip-down-memory-bike-lane quintonb, DJR, danthunders and 2 others 5
DJR Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 Correct period Eroica gear for me would be: Bata toughees, grey knee-length socks, probably bad Leroy-in-Fame polyviscose shorts, and a Pic-a-Pet Randburg (my worst job ever) T-shirt.  But your bike will be ice cold cool!
nick_the_wheelbuilder Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 Anyone need wheels for Eroica? I have the following I'll part with for not too much money:Front wheel - Shimano 105 hub laced to a Mavic MA2 (red and green decal)Rear Wheel - Dura Ace hub laced to Mavic SUP CD rim (126mm spacing) I have an old and scruffy Hansom frame, 55cm as well if anyone's interested: Loose cog and IH8MUD 2
Loose cog Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 For those of you that may be interested!!!!!! Got a couple of things wrong, I never reviewed the story. http://moderncyclist.co.za/stories/trip-down-memory-bike-laneThe biggest mistake is that the author didn't get Vic to show him all his bikes which total a lot more than that stated! Please keep that Motta safe for me, thanks. kamaalo 1
DJR Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 Correct period Eroica gear for me would be: Bata toughees, grey knee-length socks, probably bad Leroy-in-Fame polyviscose shorts, and a Pic-a-Pet Randburg (my worst job ever) T-shirt. Are we going to see you there?
Barry_W Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 If anyone still needs that classic finishing touch for their Eroica kit Velotex is making a Retro range. Loose cog, kamaalo and Kenty 3
LeTurbo Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 Are we going to see you there? Sigh .... no, can't do it this year. Too tight financially. I'll think of you all there, and grit my teeth, and cry in my pillow, bwahaha! Kenty and HeyYou 2
Loose cog Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 Finishing off this Eddy Merckx 10th anniversary limited edition. The Merckx frame was released in 1990 to celebrate Eddy Merckx' first decade as a frame maker. The groupset is a late 80's Campagnolo Athena with 7 speed friction gearing. Anyone have Campagnolo pedals to the completed build? Eddy Merckx panto Cinelli stem and NOS ExA hexagon bars (still need to make some bar end caps unless someone out there has a pair?) finished with some Coppi cork bar tape. White Rolls saddle and Kalloy seatpost (27mm). NOS Campagnolo bottle and cage. Older Record hubs and 7 speed Sachs block shod on Mavic GP 4 tubbies.       Kenty, IH8MUD, Eppie and 11 others 14
Fixer Posted April 10, 2016 Posted April 10, 2016 Finishing off this Eddy Merckx 10th anniversary limited edition. The Merckx frame was released in 1990 to celebrate Eddy Merckx' first decade as a frame maker. The groupset is a late 80's Campagnolo Athena with 7 speed friction gearing. Anyone have Campagnolo pedals to the completed build? Eddy Merckx panto Cinelli stem and NOS ExA hexagon bars (still need to make some bar end caps unless someone out there has a pair?) finished with some Coppi cork bar tape. White Rolls saddle and Kalloy seatpost (27mm). NOS Campagnolo bottle and cage. Older Record hubs and 7 speed Sachs block shod on Mavic GP 4 tubbies.She is looking amazing Steve!! Loose cog 1
paarlmtb Posted April 11, 2016 Posted April 11, 2016 Bought a Fixie/Singlespeed and am trying to identify the frame that the seller says the chap he bought it off said is a french made frame made in 1972. It has a serial number punched vertically on the headtube as in the pic, can anyone tell me which manufacturers used to place their serial numbers like this on the headtube? Any help will be appreciated as I am fairly curious Kenty 1
HeyYou Posted April 11, 2016 Posted April 11, 2016 Check the threading on thr bb, that will tell you where it was madeFrench thread = FranceItalian = ItalyEnglish = everywhere else Sent from my IdeaTab S6000-H using Tapatalk paarlmtb and Kenty 2
HeyYou Posted April 11, 2016 Posted April 11, 2016 (edited)       EROICA  ---  Looks like it might be muddy and wet!!!! But. it'll be cool. http://www.yr.no/place/South_Africa/Western_Cape/Montagu/long.html   Edited April 11, 2016 by HeyYou
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