Martin.F wrote:Always had a soft spot for Kleins. Is this one pre or post Trek production?
It is post Trek (they bought KLEIN in 1995) but it was produced in the original KLEIN factory in Chehalis, Washington.
KLEIN Quantum Pro - Sedona Red with Campagnolo
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Some new pics... Managed to mount the cranks and the cassette...
Installing the cassette (Chorus 29-12) was a pain in the ***. It wouldn´t fit into the frame. The smallest sprocket touched the rear stays. A simple shim is my solution for the moment.
Installing the cassette (Chorus 29-12) was a pain in the ***. It wouldn´t fit into the frame. The smallest sprocket touched the rear stays. A simple shim is my solution for the moment.
Gorgeous bike! 
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J00P wrote:Looks great. Big bikes are beautiful.
Any progress?
Not much progress... I changed the handelbar to a 3T Ergonova Team because it fits better for me. Used acetone to remove the logos. Adds 50g though...
I also got a Thomson Masterpiece for a good price.
I plan to finish the build in February when the kids give me some time...
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kac wrote:Gorgeous! Why don't they make them like that anymore? (to use a stock phrase). Good job!
In the current roleur magazine youll find the answer, there is a interview with garry klein, i found it quite depressing );
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