Showing posts with label c record. Show all posts
Showing posts with label c record. Show all posts
Friday, March 4, 2016
Awesome customer's bike: Gios Pista
This bike belongs to a good customer of ours. It was in the shop for a component change last week. We also recently overhauled the Campagnolo TBS pedals not too long ago for him. He also owns the emerald green Raleigh Pista bike I posted here a little while back. This one is a heavily patina'd Gios Pista / track frame and fork set up with Campagnolo C-record components. Most striking are the sheriff star hubs, a stylish classic as well as the head set and cranks. This bike is aged to perfection, in my opinion. Used as a work bike no doubt for a while. I really like bikes that show what they have been through. I am not a re-paint guy, unless Peter Weigle does it, his re-finish work is top shelf! Enjoy the photos!
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awesome customers bike,
c record,
Campagnolo,
gios,
Pista,
sheriff star
Friday, March 6, 2015
Awesome customer's bike: 1981 Lotus Aero Super Pro
Sorry for the lack of posts in the past week. I was very busy boxing and shipping out larger internet sale items and also was ill. But, enough about me. This is a really unique bike one of our loyal customers / friend brought in for us to assemble / tune up. It is a 1981 Lotus Aero Super Pro frame and fork complete with the spec'd Shimano AX Dura-Ace component group that he sourced. It is a fine original example, probably the nicest I have ever seen in person. Here is an article about the model's history and specs. Lotus Aero Super Pro! Thanks so much for trusting us with its care! This design was pretty cutting edge for the time and was a bold move for such a young company. It was also featured in the July 1982 issue of Popular Mechanics Magazine! My favorite detail is the aerodynamic brake caliper barrel adjusters, no detail spared in the pursuit of streamlined advantage! Not too long after this, Campagnolo famously introduced its C-Record groups in 1986 complete with the iconic Delta brakes and sculpted components. Enjoy the photos!
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1983,
aero,
awesome customers bike,
ax,
c record,
Campagnolo,
dura Ace,
Lotus,
Nitto,
shimano,
super aero pro
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