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Considering Steel (again, please disregard original, bad links)...
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Last fall's project was building up a CIOCC steel road frame that I got from a friend for a killer deal... : http://tinyurl.com/2y32zm unfortunately the frame is to big for me but rides great and it got me interested (again) in adding a steel bike to my already insanely large collection (besides, I have to do something with this groupo now). I started perusing eBay, and sorta fell into the "gotta have a vintage Italian frame" spell and have come very close in re-mortgaging my house for the privilege. I still might! But checking around for "new" frames I've found some enticing choices that may be, while not as "cool", good alternatives, and easier to adapt my current new gear to. Here are currently two choices I'm considering and was wondering if anyone could comment on pros/cons for either/both. http://tinyurl.com/37eo7p the CIOCC. I believe my current CIOCC is the precursor to this. http://tinyurl.com/2rklfr the Debarnardi. a possible 3rd option is the Coppi Neuron Megatube: http://tinyurl.com/2gh3ax Anyone? Primarily I'm looking for a good performing, not necessarily racing, rig that I can comfortably do tough centuries with. I already have a Trek 5200 that is very suitable for this, but unlike wives, it's legal to have more then one bike choice! The CIOCC is made even more appealing with the sale price I've found. thanks! -- ***************************************** Please remove the killspam portion of my return address if replying directly ***************************************** |
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Considering Steel (again, please disregard original, bad links)...
k2 wrote: Hi Last fall's project was building up a CIOCC steel road frame that I got from a friend for a killer deal... : http://tinyurl.com/2y32zm unfortunately the frame is to big for me but rides great and it got me interested (again) in adding a steel bike to my already insanely large collection (besides, I have to do something with this groupo now). I started perusing eBay, and sorta fell into the "gotta have a vintage Italian frame" spell and have come very close in re-mortgaging my house for the privilege. I still might! But checking around for "new" frames I've found some enticing choices that may be, while not as "cool", good alternatives, and easier to adapt my current new gear to. Here are currently two choices I'm considering and was wondering if anyone could comment on pros/cons for either/both. http://tinyurl.com/37eo7p the CIOCC. I believe my current CIOCC is the precursor to this. http://tinyurl.com/2rklfr the Debarnardi. a possible 3rd option is the Coppi Neuron Megatube: http://tinyurl.com/2gh3ax Anyone? Primarily I'm looking for a good performing, not necessarily racing, rig that I can comfortably do tough centuries with. I already have a Trek 5200 that is very suitable for this, but unlike wives, it's legal to have more then one bike choice! The CIOCC is made even more appealing with the sale price I've found. thanks! Does it have to be Italian? http://www.gunnarbikes.com http://www.waterfordbikes.com and I have a Torelli Countach for sale at around wholesale $..what size are ya looking for? http://www.torelli.com |
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