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Still got this …
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£200 Ron cooper complete!
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/ron-cooper-57cm-campagnolo-£200.469587/
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The style of topper on the seatmast looks too ‘new’ for the age of the frame
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I had a bike in a similar colour. I found the touch-up paint for a certain 2011 fiesta was a perfect match
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Ifs deffo an IF. Nice dropouts, headbadge and engraved brake bridge
Although, I don’t know what a ‘vintage-free” design is!
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Hope there is paint. Seen too many lovely bikes disintegrating due to the steel left ‘raw’. Not ideal when performance steel tubes are like 0.4mm thick
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Seal clubbing forks
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Thank God it’s too big!
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I could get 700 x 38c in mine.
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Damn. That Larkin is right up my street. I was thinking of getting something similar custom built. Disc road with 1” steerer .. even looking at the same colour. Spooky
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Bar tape innit.
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Straight forks sold. Carbon ones still available.
I also have some straight blade cantilever steel ones. They are a bit chunky though so £20 posted
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Looks like a DMR 3-piece
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Interested in the DT hub .. is it grey or silver?
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I think I have some 25.8 - which swing both ways between 26.0 and 25.4 . short reach, but they are more of an ergo shape. 42mm width IIRC
Be aware that quill stems are usually 26.0 .. some MTB / nitto / track quill stems are 25.4 mm but not many
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Good saddle
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Needs a price no?
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And for those of you trying to visualise this on a bike:
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If you can find some with a 200mm+ steerer
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The last pic is not the actual frame. Just an image I found online of the same model & size.
Here is a mock-up sizing I did with the actual frame (with 27.5 wheels). It’s a 26” frame obviously
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Too big for me, but lovely frame for very little money! GLWS