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Boy the paint is nice! Orange bikes are the fastest! 
I wish I could see the final pic better.
Here's mine:
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Very nice. Donated vintage Campy. I'm sure there are a few drools of jealousy out there.
Orange bikes rule. http://www.gitaneusa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=73
Are you guys sure that the dropout was ... |
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| btw, do your cranks have French threading? I got a 93 crankset from France on Ebay, and the threading is 14x1.25mm, so I have to find pedals with matching threads (or re-thread the cranks w/ ISO 9/16 ... |
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Hi all,
Just discovered the forum.
Attached is my singlespeed.
I did a search one night on Ebay for ‘lugged‘, just to see what came up. I’d been thinking about getting a road bike to help with MTB ... |
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