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Post by vtchuck on Jan 5, 2015 22:46:25 GMT
Truly a mixed heritage bike.... USA made Trek 660 frame with DB True Temper tubing, Malliard hubs and Rigida rims, Campy shifters , BB and front derailleur, Shimano Crane (black) RD, Superbe Cranks, Pro Ace pedals, Dia Compe levers and Tektro dual pivot brakes. Had fun assembling this from parts and pieces I had from other projects. Finished this afternoon. Trek 1
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Post by Jem on Jan 6, 2015 6:38:16 GMT
That is looking good! I love the second photo, something about the snow really creates a great photograph.
I see from your other Flickr pics you have a Falcon, is it the Black Diamond? Nice looking bike too.
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Post by vtchuck on Jan 6, 2015 13:36:50 GMT
That is looking good! I love the second photo, something about the snow really creates a great photograph. Thanks. Snow looks nice, but its COLD... 3F this morning.......due to go to -20F at nightI see from your other Flickr pics you have a Falcon, is it the Black Diamond? Nice looking bike too. Its a San Remo 76, from 1974
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Post by triitout on Jan 8, 2015 2:08:28 GMT
Nice group of bikes on Flicker!
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Post by vtchuck on Jan 31, 2015 23:00:55 GMT
After Researching my frame... a 1989 Trek 660, I discovered that it was the last year that Trek made a steel road frame.... although they continued to produce steel touring frames. The frame is DB True Temper "Team" Cro-Moly, and is described as a Criterium bike. I decided to re-build it up as a KOF (Keeper of the Flame) "pre-index" bike. #1
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I'm building up the wheels for my Aerospace Pro, so I'll soon be working on getting it ready. |
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