Show Me A Photo Of Your Road Bike

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This is one I just got finished with. I now have 3 carbon road bikes. Hard to tell which one I like best. I believe this one has the most ZOOT factor. It is a 92 LeMond Calfee carbon fiber model. I equipped this one with Campy Chorus 9 speed and Campy Scirocco wheels. My other 2 bikes are, 97 LeMond Maillot Jaune OCLV, and a 96 model Time Helix Equipe HM.

This is my TT the only road bike I have right now. Getting another bike in a month or 2.

Dura Ace Orbea....and she's calling me out for a ride right now...

I ride a 2004 Claud Butler Milano, it's the first bike I bought in 10 years and am very happy with it, 18spd Campag, bladed carbon forks etc.

Will post up a pic when I take one.
Dave

I ride a 2004 Claud Butler Milano, it's the first bike I bought in 10 years and am very happy with it, 18spd Campag, bladed carbon forks etc.

Will post up a pic when I take one.
Dave


I've seen those on the site. I think Claude Butler is an English bike. It's good your happy with it! Good to hear there is an English manufacturer

regards

G :D

This is my TT the only road bike I have right now. Getting another bike in a month or 2.
I'm looking at purchasing a similar bike just to have a backup to my Giant OCR2. How well does your TT work as a everyday rode bike for 15-25 miles?

my cf rocket

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I'm looking at purchasing a similar bike just to have a backup to my Giant OCR2. How well does your TT work as a everyday rode bike for 15-25 miles?
Great I absolutly love it but I put more like 150 miles a week on it. I find it very comfertable. The best thing to do is find a great dealer to get you the bike because it is extremely hard to get I think they have only let like 23 or so into California. I just bought the Giant TCR 1 composite should be here this week sometime. I can't waite it's time to do some crits and road racing. Good Luck!

Hi, that's the Italian beaut I'm currently riding. :cool:
It's from the 80's, handmade with Columbus tubing, Campy dropouts, Campy kit throughout including apart for Suntour accushift handlebar shifters. Light, fast and tough.
I'd appreciate lower gears, though and I'm considering getting a carbon or alu frame Bianchi, though I'm not sure which yet -any advice welcome (I like the green!)
By the way, if any of you have any idea who the manufacturer of that one might be, I really would like to hear from you!
f.

My Bike, the CANNONDALE R2000 TRIPLE.
Beauty isn't it.

Yes,
Claude Butler made some incredible bikes. Sadly, competition with US and Far East manufacturers has brought the British cycle companies to their knees and brands like Dawes, Claude Butler, etc, have only been able to keep their heads above water by dramatically lowering the quality...
I've seen those on the site. I think Claude Butler is an English bike. It's good your happy with it! Good to hear there is an English manufacturer

regards

G :D

I have a much better piccy of my Italian beast now :) -
http://java-engineer.co.uk/index.php?entry=entry050705-100922
full campy setup - the only shimano is the calipers - not that I've got anything against shimano - but if you buy an italian frame then ... :rolleyes:

Wow!!!
Isn't there a smily face for drool?
Tell us more about it?
What's the gearing?
You did London to Brighton on it?
Where do you apply?
Cheers,
f.

I have a much better piccy of my Italian beast now :) -
http://java-engineer.co.uk/index.php?entry=entry050705-100922
full campy setup - the only shimano is the calipers - not that I've got anything against shimano - but if you buy an italian frame then ... :rolleyes:

have yet to snap a digi pic of it, but this is the one off the Norco website. only difference is that i have the Velomax Ascent II wheelset, rather than the Circuits. sexy bike.

Here's my Madone I just built up with Dura Ace 10 speed, Mavic Cosmic Carbone wheels and FSA bars and stem. Rides like a dream!

Here's my Madone I just built up with Dura Ace 10 speed, Mavic Cosmic Carbone wheels and FSA bars and stem. Rides like a dream!
Wow that's nice. Is it the OCLV 110 or 120?

Here's my Madone I just built up with Dura Ace 10 speed, Mavic Cosmic Carbone wheels and FSA bars and stem. Rides like a dream!

Looks pricey

Wow that's nice. Is it the OCLV 110 or 120?
Thanks, it's the 120. I had to buy the frame separate and build the bike up because Trek was out of Madone 5.9's. This is the only frame I could get my hands on in Postal colors.

Looks pricey
Yup the 'ole bank account did indeed take a direct hit on that one... lol.

Here's my Madone I just built up with Dura Ace 10 speed, Mavic Cosmic Carbone wheels and FSA bars and stem. Rides like a dream!

At least someone with a real cassette :)

This one is a vintage Falcon, repainted, but Reynolds 531 & Capmagnolo Nuovo Record equipment. Its > 25 yrs old, & still gives a great ride.
I don't know why the photo didn't show up, but here's another try