Hi all,

Just built this up for sale (but with Pro Lite Como wheels not the LWs )..... Had to put the LWs on to see what it looked like and thought it was deffo worth a show!!




Hope you like it....
Lig.

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For best - Parlee Z3
For training - Colnago EPS AKBL
For the pose - 1980'ish' Basso Steely

WHY?!? Why are you selling this?

Hi Jsinclair,

Its just a hobby of mine. I have enough 'nice' bikes and when I see a nice frame I buy it and build it into something that I think others will like. At the moment I really like the old Italian Steel frames, but with modern components. I just thought this one looked superb??!!

Lig.

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For best - Parlee Z3
For training - Colnago EPS AKBL
For the pose - 1980'ish' Basso Steely

Never thought I'd say this, but Lightweights seem to look good on pretty much every bike.

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Awesome bike! I'd slap some Ambrosio rims wrapped with tan sidewall tubulars on it.

+1

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Wilier Cento Uno
Colnago Master X-light
Wilier 18carati

Nice build!

But compact cranks and ergo bars... hmmm...

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Lig,

Bravo!

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Parlee TT: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=77371
Speedvagen: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=87080

Thanks for the responses guys....

eurperg - I know the ergo bars seem to fit with the modern feel and the compact cranks, well they seem to be the more popular choice for new bikes.

veganeric - Now that would look nice.....!! The bike for sale has Pro Lite Como wheels, kind of entry level so someone could spend more on a nicer set of hoops if they like.

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3kbikes.co.uk
For best - Parlee Z3
For training - Colnago EPS AKBL
For the pose - 1980'ish' Basso Steely

lovely frame - needs white cloth bar tape and silver levers with white hoods for my taste to match the rest of the build

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