Giro Stage 6 - Spoiler Thread

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  • deejay
    deejay Posts: 3,138
    C'mon Frenchie, where's the pictures of the Campionissimo.
    Organiser, National Championship 50 mile Time Trial 1972
  • frenchfighter
    frenchfighter Posts: 30,642
    deejay wrote:
    C'mon Frenchie, where's the pictures of the Campionissimo.

    Old photo but only one I have to hand:
    Photo-0037-1.jpg
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  • dish_dash
    dish_dash Posts: 5,647
    frenchfighter wrote:
    deejay wrote:
    C'mon Frenchie, where's the pictures of the Campionissimo.

    Old photo but only one I have to hand:
    Photo-0037-1.jpg

    Nice one! I got the same one. Agree with you that the new celeste's aren't as nice... they've been putting in too much black...
  • ddraver
    ddraver Posts: 26,695
    I thought it was Celeste but wasnt sure...
    We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
    - @ddraver
  • frenchfighter
    frenchfighter Posts: 30,642
    dish_dash wrote:
    Nice one! I got the same one. Agree with you that the new celeste's aren't as nice... they've been putting in too much black...

    Yeah I agree. The much older Bianchis were pure celeste.
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  • dish_dash
    dish_dash Posts: 5,647
    ddraver wrote:
    I thought it was Celeste but wasnt sure...

    :roll:
  • ddraver
    ddraver Posts: 26,695
    Bluey/Greeny is a much better description anyway! ;)
    We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
    - @ddraver
  • deejay
    deejay Posts: 3,138
    frenchfighter wrote:
    deejay wrote:
    C'mon Frenchie, where's the pictures of the Campionissimo.
    Old photo but only one I have to hand:
    Photo-0037-1.jpg
    Christ NO.
    Is that an Ullrich bike ? It's far too modern and needs "Toeclips"
    Can't say I have ever seen a rear wheel with spokes like that.
    Organiser, National Championship 50 mile Time Trial 1972
  • dish_dash
    dish_dash Posts: 5,647
    deejay wrote:
    Can't say I have ever seen a rear wheel with spokes like that.

    You never seen a campag wheel?
  • deejay
    deejay Posts: 3,138
    dish_dash wrote:
    deejay wrote:
    Can't say I have ever seen a rear wheel with spokes like that.
    You never seen a campag wheel?
    Nah, I don't get in racing bike shops these day as they are all MB shops around here for my nuts and bolts I need.
    Campag Wheels eh, so definitely modern and they wouldn't be right with Toeclips.
    Organiser, National Championship 50 mile Time Trial 1972
  • frenchfighter
    frenchfighter Posts: 30,642
    Deejay, were you thinking something more like this!
    bianchi1.jpg
    Love those bike's look.

    I think Bianchi may be the oldest surviving brand?
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  • deejay
    deejay Posts: 3,138
    frenchfighter wrote:
    Deejay, were you thinking something more like this!
    bianchi1.jpg
    Love those bike's look.

    I think Bianchi may be the oldest surviving brand?
    Now your cooking. That's excellent work and my appreciation to you.
    Exactly what I'm looking for but I did have Campag gears and Mafac Brakes but outlined Lugs not Chrome.
    Note the "Flint Catchers" near the brakes and the cable wire clips along the Top tube.
    That's better, now I can hit someone/something with my "PUMP" which would be behind the seat tube because the gear shift levers and bottle cage were on the downtube.
    I could ride for miles with a Cape Roll under the saddle. (or not for racing)

    Edit - My frame was built by Mr Vic Monk of Hercules Road SE1 where he set up business down the road from where I lived.
    My Track Iron was built by Skeats of Clapham with the same colour but Track ends and 74degree front and 75 seat tube.

    oops, time I left the room.
    Organiser, National Championship 50 mile Time Trial 1972
  • frenchfighter
    frenchfighter Posts: 30,642
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