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Obsessive searching for vintage mountain bikes and components. Some occasional road bike love too.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Butchered Salsa
This too-long (155mm) gimp stem was kind of alluring to me. I assume that the drilling for cable is a home jobby and not the product of the Pepperman.
Steve Potts Type I fork with stem
The re-Rise of the Cunningham seatpost pump
Saturday, February 21, 2009
1987 Serotta Colorado #90724
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Early/Mid 80s build kit
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Steve Potts 88 #388180
Very happy about the latest addition to the collection. Today I picked up a red Steve Potts fillet-brazed bike from 86/87. The bike is a nice transition example, highlighting the craftsmanship that Steve's bikes exhibited from the first, but with refinements to componentry. This bike features a partial later-WTB group. Missing are the fixed-angle seatpost (FASP), Chris King Grease Guard headset and the accoutrements of a drop bar set up (WTB RM-2 and WTB shifter adapters).
What the bike does have are front and rear WTB Speedmaster rollercam brakes, taper stem, Grease Guard hubs, bottom bracket and front brake stop. More subtely, the bike has a Steve Potts modified cassette, where the teeth have been machined and the spacing modifed for Shimano-compatibility.
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