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Built myself a Winter/Rain bike after the old frame cracked. No-name alu frame, powdercoated blue. Crank sprayed white myself. WCS bars, stem and post, SSM Zoncolan saddle. Praxis single front, XT 11-36 cassette, SLX RD. Ultegra STIs, BB7 disc front.

Wheels are custom, 36 hole XTR M965 front/Ultegra rear hubs with Aerolite spokes and Mavic Open Pro ceramic rims, Challenge Grifo XS clinchers.



Will get fenders soon, and an 38t ring, for general winter/utility use. Also pondering to use normal brake levers instead of the STIs, but need to sort out the shifting.

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Bikes: Raceur, Beateur

My CX

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kubad, that one is just about perfect.

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Bikes: Raceur, Beateur

Great bike! I especially love the color choice, nice and simple. Works great with the rest of the parts.

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My Renovo R1 wooden bike project

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Most people tend to show their bikes cleaned up...
Here's mine:

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Mine

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Cool! Are you running it tubeless?
How are you liking it?

It is almost winter here and can´t ride with it soon, so the tubes will be gone in spring.
Had 100km on it, mostly on road, but so far so good.

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So much cross

Javelin Primitivo out for a ride


IMG_2391 by mfcycling, on Flickr

Old frame given a new lease of life. This one's a keeper.

My retro CX bike, now with new parts:

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My Renovo R1 wooden bike project

Check it out: the most amazing vintage Colnago, Merckx and Pinarello collection

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I logged in just to tell you how beautifully perfect this is. Tremendous!

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