Livetotri wrote:
Probably difficult to move that beauty without pedals, eh?
...and a chain.
All finished now, and a very pleasant 40km first ride it was too. I can´t say I noticed too much difference between high- and low-grade Columbus steel though. The bike rides really well and looks great in the sun.
Just need to sort out a slight issue with the 4th sprocket now, all the others index fine, just that one is a bit off.
All in , €248 (the wheelset, pedals and bottle cage I had already).
Frame, fork, headset, Campy gruppo €180
Bar tape €9
Shimano cassette and KTM chain €30
New tyres and tubes €29
Hope fully I will make a few euros back from selling on the old tubular wheelset, still in good condition, that came with the bike. Record hubs still running silky smooth after God knows how long in a cellar.
I think this one might be a keeper.
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