VINTAGE BIKE RIDE part2 sept 7 2008 Philippines

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bisekletaguy Moderator Pro Cyclist Online Posts: 1192 WORK HARD TO PLAY HARD Vintage Bike Ride Part 2 sept 7 2008 « on: September 08, 2008, 11:03:39 AM » Quote Modify Remove Split Topic this was part 2 of the vintage bike ride series. Start off at Tiendesitas..enter market market..go to libingan ng mga bayani... exit naia 3 terminal enroute to roxas blvd then macapagal Mall of asia. Some of the cyclists decided to meet us at Mcdonalds macapagal so after we arrive i took fotos of their vintage bikes there. i have to take time out say thank you to boyet de la cruz of team mjy bike zone for selling this campy single pivot aero brake caliper one day befor the scheduled vintage bike ride....without this my funny bike would not have been built in time for the vintage bike ride part2. thanks boyet! bisekletaguy fun ride organizer with his colnago masterlight "funny bike" at tiendesitas spot detail of the air access of the vintage campy disc wheel..i put clear tape on it to prevent wind entering to this cavity. vintage bike ride part 2 start at tinedesitas mr manolo torres brought this blue colnago with blue suede covered saddle brand new old stock dura ace on the blue colnago of mr manolo no brand (my guess is mafac) brake levers albert alcantara brought this bianchi one of cycling boy's bike..albert alcantara's Greg lemond Eric Duldulao's bottechia with Modolo Equipe calipers and nervar crankset campagnolo 980 rally derailleur vintage campy aero bottle type 1 from eric duldulao vintage colnago classic steel with campy aero bottle type 2 albert alcantara collection early Mavic clip on pedal bridge at guadalupe c5 thats businessman albert alcantara on the bianchi somewhere near the approach to market market fort bonifacio. approaching market market fort bonifacio the vintage bike cyclists make their way past tree line boulevards and makati skyscrapers as they pass by fort bonifacio enroute to Mall of Asia with mr manolo torres "and what's your business sir?" ask bisekletaguy with tour of the fireflies organizer ricky pineda disaster at 30kms mark...the 30 years old leather saddle of the bianchi gave way and broke in two pieces ..."thats always part of the fun raymond...so long as there is no accident..thats ok...ill make the saddle into an artpiece" says the cool owner albert alcantara who is an artbroker selling among other things Juan Luna paintings, Amorsolos and just recently the huge cache of Simplicia "Nena" Saguil artworks from the heirs of French based pinay artist Nena Saguil "i would have bought the entire restroom of nena" says albert "if it was only that easy to transport the bathroom here...and what do you collect raymond?" "i bought a nena too from your dad mario alcantara HERITAGE at special price with lay away plan sir albert 4 years ago as my investment piece" i said ..."thats a good buy!" said albert at the finish line mcdonalds macapagal art dealer albert alcantara of heritage art, businessman manolo torres who will soon develop a resort in palawan and publisher eric duldulao who will soon come up with COFFEE WITH ARTIST interview by eric duldulao this is nani gotauco my long time friend who used to be the person i turn too for hand me down parts for my road bike in 1985...here he is with the motobecane grand touring ..a christmas present from bisekletaguy. this is vince corpus .his father owns corsa bikeshop in magallanes..after his dad passed away he went through the old inventory some parts in the attic and found the 50th anniversary campy groupo which he eventually sold to an ayala alabang cyclist. "vince i know its hard to part away with vintage parts but you make new friends along the way so i think its better to make new friends than hoard old parts" i said... thats filchi cyclist steven chiang at mcdonald' mall of asia with this beautiful Vitus thats filchi edmund modomal's racing bik (bike) with first generation carbon wheelset by specialized thats graham from the USA embassy with his number 2 bike...an alex moulton again! spot detail of the adjustable handlepost specially made by artisans of alex moulton. group foto shoot of team filchi who will participate at the BIG LIQUIGAS race at Moa next week foto shoot with Liquigas race committee chairman paquito rivas and cesar lobramonte who was in Mcdonald's Mall of Asia to finalize with team managers the rules of Liquigas Race next week. "i heard you are the organizer for vintage bike rides..i will join you with my 1974 vintage bike next time...its the one i use to win the tour of luzon" says cycling champ Paquito Rivas. « Last Edit: September 08, 2008, 02:47:59 PM by bisekletaguy » Report to moderator 121.54.64.23

ome Pro Cyclist Offline Posts: 8545 Bord Member Re: Vintage Bike Ride Part 2 sept 7 2008 « Reply #1 on: September 08, 2008, 12:13:38 PM » Quote Modify Remove Split Topic ray, nice bikes! why not post each one of them in the vintage section. Report to moderator Logged

shotgun Newbie Offline Posts: 5 Re: Vintage Bike Ride Part 2 sept 7 2008 « Reply #2 on: September 08, 2008, 03:15:40 PM » Quote Modify Remove Split Topic Thanks for the photo sir! Speaking of old stuff, altough it's not 'vintage' yet (circa early 90s) I found these TT stuff: 1. Profile by Design Aerobar 2. Profile by Design Clip-on Aerobar 3. Profile by Design Shifter Clamps 4. Profile by Design Armrests 5. Profile by Design Bottle Cage holders for the rear of the seat 7. Unidisc Wheel Covers It's nice to see these items are Made in USA. You don't see that often anymore. Some of the stuff even come in sizes for MTB (have you seen a TT MTB?!) Everything is in pristine condition. However, the Unidisc's fabric has deteriorated and has stuck together. But, with a bit of searching someone should be able to find a replacement fabric for them, since the attachments and clamps are in brand new condition. Report to moderator Logged

hdreynolds Pro Cyclist Offline Posts: 1453 Re: Vintage Bike Ride Part 2 sept 7 2008 « Reply #3 on: September 08, 2008, 03:33:03 PM » Quote Modify Remove Split Topic Ray, the single pivots in your Colnago low-pro TT bike are early 90s late 80's Campy Chorus. Among your bikes that is the one I admire - its similar (altho bigger) to the one Jelle Nijdam used in the 1987 TdF prologue which he won. The Bottecchia of Mr. Eric D looks well preserved but is a little mix-match on the parts (Rally RD is not racing pedigree and its heavy made of steel parts). Overall - very nice. « Last Edit: September 08, 2008, 04:55:39 PM by hdreynolds » Report to moderator Logged *** The older you get, the better you used to be. ***

bisekletaguy Moderator Pro Cyclist Online Posts: 1192 WORK HARD TO PLAY HARD Re: Vintage Bike Ride Part 2 sept 7 2008 « Reply #4 on: September 08, 2008, 04:17:25 PM » Quote Modify Remove Split Topic hd, the vintage bike riders at its infancy here hd..here mix match is ok...at this time. also some parts if we never see it before looks Beautiful so its on the bikes. If ever the crowd becomes big i expect people get more knowledgeable and correctly put parts together. eric duldulao has a cd of all the vintage campy parts so he knows what part belongs to what year. i just sold him my campy delta caliper in mint condition..i expect he will put that series on a road bike soon. he also owns a Colnago Titanio bi tubo. i wonder when he will sell that bike to me... for those who inquire about the colnago funny bike...sorry it is no longer for sale... so im keeping two of four collectibles.sold to me by a collector some years ago. the bottechia equipe and colnago masterlight funny bike ......dante valdez was the one who provided me with the 650c Conti sprinter otherwise this bike has no front rubber.. the campy disc came originally with this bike i leraned later it came from architect ricky ledesma (still works ok). funny bike originally had the campy deltas...but i had the brand new deltas removed and sold the deltas to eric duldulao... « Last Edit: September 08, 2008, 04:25:11 PM by bisekletaguy » Report to moderator 121.54.64.23

Jun Amateur Offline Posts: 135 LOOK... Re: Vintage Bike Ride Part 2 sept 7 2008 « Reply #5 on: September 08, 2008, 04:49:32 PM » Quote Modify Remove Split Topic Quote from: bisekletaguy on September 08, 2008, 04:17:25 PM hd, the vintage bike riders at its infancy here hd..here mix match is ok...at this time. also some parts if we never see it before looks Beautiful so its on the bikes. If ever the crowd becomes big i expect people get more knowledgeable and correctly put parts together. eric duldulao has a cd of all the vintage campy parts so he knows what part belongs to what year. i just sold him my campy delta caliper in mint condition..i expect he will put that series on a road bike soon. he also owns a Colnago Titanio bi tubo. i wonder when he will sell that bike to me... for those who inquire about the colnago funny bike...sorry it is no longer for sale... so im keeping two of four collectibles.sold to me by a collector some years ago. the bottechia equipe and colnago masterlight funny bike ......dante valdez was the one who provided me with the 650c Conti sprinter otherwise this bike has no front rubber.. the campy disc came originally with this bike i leraned later it came from architect ricky ledesma (still works ok). funny bike originally had the campy deltas...but i had the brand new deltas removed and sold the deltas to eric duldulao... Sir Ray, I was able to find the same colnago frame you have there only in red white color. I ask the owner if he's selling it but he refuse We have difficulty in communication coz he speak very little english I saw some vintage track frames also. So many stuffs! dont know if it is for sale! He's selling me a T-mobile Giant full carbon for 3K riyals (P36,000) with Ritchey carbon seatpost. Do you think it's a good buy? Anyway, yhe jersey design is almost finish Jun Report to moderator Logged Keep on ridin'

hdreynolds Pro Cyclist Offline Posts: 1453 Re: Vintage Bike Ride Part 2 sept 7 2008 « Reply #6 on: September 08, 2008, 05:43:21 PM » Quote Modify Remove Split Topic Quote from: bisekletaguy on September 08, 2008, 04:17:25 PM eric duldulao has a cd of all the vintage campy parts so he knows what part belongs to what year. Got it Ray. I also have complete electronic copies (in portable document format) of all Campy catalogues (up to 2008) including the very first one that was printed (fully illustrated and no photos on that one!). I also have the actual printed catalogues from 2001 to 2007 on top of the electronic copies. Just holler if you need any info to look up... For those who require other vintage infos some of the other electronic catalogues i have are: - Zeus (1977) - Modolo (80s; early 90s) - 3TTT (mid 80s) - Colnago Oval CX - 1977 Japan Bicycle Guide - Mavic (70’s) - Shimano Dura Ace (first catalogue) - Early Shimano 105 (users manual) - Gitane bikes - Bottechia (70s) - Mafac - Nervex As well as hundreds of historical photo references for: Colnago Atala Eisentraut Teledyne Masi Maserati (yes they also mad touring bikes) Ciocc Merckx & Kessels Rossin 3Rensho Nagasawa Filotex Trek For those who need electronic copies of actual pic references and vector images of Decals, I have mostly: Tange (tubes) Nervex (lugs; early and late types) Eddy Merckx (including the early decal style) Guerciotti (frames) Gitane (frames) Omas (parts usually BBs) Fiorelli (frames) Modia (frames) Rigida (rims) Reynolds (tubes) Gazelle (frames) Colnago (mexico) Campagnolo (world and all types campy late and early) Recent bike catalogues are: Kestrel 2007 Titus (2007 mtb and Road) Pace (2006-07) Pinarello (2006) Colnago (2005, 06 and 2008 pdf) Ritchey (07, 08) Cinelli (2007) Cannondale (up to 2008) Santa Cruz (2007) BMC (2008) Trek (2008) Moulton (2007 the 20” wheeled bike) Zipp (2007) Campy (2008) Seven (2006, 2007) Litespeed (2005) Independent Fabrication (2008 pdf) Report to moderator Logged *** The older you get, the better you used to be. ***

bisekletaguy Moderator Pro Cyclist Online Posts: 1192 WORK HARD TO PLAY HARD Re: Vintage Bike Ride Part 2 sept 7 2008 « Reply #7 on: Today at 08:24:33 AM » Quote Modify Remove Split Topic hahaha hd..are you going into vintage bike mail order also? why you have all the electronic files? just kidding i know its your hoby..ebays radmatrose of germany and vintage-bike of italy they are the most active on ebay.