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Tech Specs: 1964 Legnano Pista
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Tech Specs: 1950s Mercier Porteur
Mercier Porteur Frame & Fork Mercier, Sedis & Perry Drivetrain Philippe & Franceix Cockpit Samir & Michelin Wheels
Tech Specs: 1950s Le Chemineau Randonneur
Le Chemineau Frameset Le Chemineau & Stronglight Drivetrain Le Chemineau Wheelset
Tech Specs: 1984 Colnago Super Pista
FRAME: Colnago Super Pista Columbus Tubing Minimalist Lugs Clover Head Lug Engraving Dual Colnago Seat Stay Engravings Chrome Stay Ends FORK: Colnago Super Pista Columbus Tubing “C” Clover Engraving Elegant Square Crown Minimalist Pointed Tangs HEADSET: Campagnolo Record, 1″ diameter HANDLEBAR: TTT Pista, deep drop, 39cm length STEM: TTT Pista, steep angle, 115mm length SADDLE:…
Idéale Saddles: Behind the Leather Curtain
Idéale saddles are among the least understood classic bicycle components given their standout prominence and frequent exorbitant value. The dizzying array of models produced under the Idéale marque continues vexing even the most ardent collectors, who seem to enjoy the punishment received when combining obscurity of fact with broad product offerings and potential stratospheric price…
Caminade: The Circle of Cycle
Hearing it might shock the average rider of your swoopy, parrot-painted Italiano-alluminio wonderbike, but many such bikes are actually way, way old skool. In fact they’re so old skool they still spell it “olde school.” Aluminum frames? Octagonal tubes? Coupled bikes that disassemble with a few twists of a wrench for easy traveling? How about…
Tech Specs: 1951 Rene Herse Concours
Stan Laferrière, Owner Rene Herse Frameset Rene Herse & Cyclo Drivetrain Ava & Brooks Cockpit Maxi-Car & Super Champion Wheelset
Système D: How We Do Repairs of Steel Rims
“Système D” is a delightful “how-to” publication dating from the early 20th century in France. What started out as a weekly newsprint guide for metropolitan Parisians has since grown into a glossy monthly magazine now enjoyed by practical, resourceful do-it-yourself types from all corners of the globe. The term “le Système D” originated as a shorthand response to challenges that require the ability…