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Just in case somebody else is looking for info regarding this frame...
What I found online (Bianchi didn't reply to RFI):

"Since May 1997 F.I.V. Edoardo Bianchi is part of Cycleurope A.B. group, the Swedish company of the Grimaldi group, known as the worldwide most important holding in the cycling sector."

Gold Race 100 ____________________ Alloy/Steel
Gold Race 200 ____________________ Alloy
Gold Race 300 ____________________ Steel ___________ 2005
Gold Race 600 ___ Reparto Corse ____ Alloy, Alloy/Steel __ 2000 2001 2006
Gold Race 900
Gold Race Team __________________ Alloy
Gold Race Special ________________ Steel
Pro Race Team ___ Reparto Corse ___ Alloy

Frame numbers beginning with R168...
R168-2 ___ Bianchi Gold Race Team
R168-6 ___ Bianchi M Reparto Corse
R168-C ___ Bianchi ML3 Reparto Corse

Hi

some time ago I inherited a red Bianchi "Gold Race Team" aluminium frame from a good friend of mine. Now I have to replace the derailer hanger but can't find any decent information about the frame, like when it was built etc...

• Numbers on the bottom bracket are R168-2 and 0904500529
  
• Number 9 stamped into the insides of both dopouts
  
  

Does anybody know more about it? Or any hints regarding the hanger itself?

Cheers
Christian

PS: In case you're interested in how the frame looks(ed) like: http://www.lfgss.com/thread47862.html

I'm currently commuting between Cologne and London (SE5). The bike is in Germany though (and a bit further away from Cologne as well). So trying isn't feasible unfortunately... :(

But anyway, thanks for your offer! :)

Hi,

about two weeks ago I bought a lovely pearl-white road bike made in France in the late 70's or early 80's (Velotech Stollenwerk, does anybody know anything about them?).
Now I need a 'new' pair of pedals "Made in France" for it, with a French thread of 14 mm x 1.25 mm, non-clipless and non-toeclip. Something like this just without 14€ shipping costs.

Please let me know if you've got a pair for sale or if you know a good address to buy from (UK or GER, doesn't matter).

Cheers,
Christian

Quick!!!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/150551195290

BSA GOLDEN FIFTY ROAD FRAME EARLY 1960's

This is a very attractive BSA frame built in Carlton’s works in the early 1960s - the paint is quite heavily marked but still looking attractive displaying both the great colour scheme and frame's history. A very good budget frame for single-speed or fixed conversion.

I've bought the frame from Hilary Stone about half a year ago but never found the time to make it up. Have to sell now due to moving abroad.

Seat Tube (ctt): 22.5in (57cm)
Top Tube (ctc): 22in (56cm)
Rear dropout width: 120mm
Wheel size: 27s or 700C with a brake drop of 66mm
Seat post size 25.4mm

Price: £35

Local pickup from London, Camberwell Green (N5).
or
Parcel: 100x65x25cm, 6.5kg
Postage: £12 (Royal Mail Standard Parcel)

I'm confused. The first two posts about Vanhulsteijn bikes with pictures have pictures of ugly, but not Vanhulsteijn things. Am I missing something?

Hackers, drunk admins... what ever.
In case of the latter: Interesting understanding of 'justified' censorship that would be...

In what stage of the first glance that this monstrosity look great?

Because of the curved tubing the frame looks very playful (which is nothing bad a priori). And it also reminds me of nice lugging details. So much for the first glance.

Second glance: No functionality at all. A lot of effort for compensating an unneccessarily missing seat tube. And by doing this the bike can't do anything better, only gains in weight and production costs. A Petersen for example has a similar degree of frame complexity, but for a good reason: a comfortable ride.

www.vanhulsteijn.com

At first glance, I think it looks great! Not sure about tomorrow though.

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A bit too 'deliberately different' in my view.

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Hmm, reminds me of a rocking chair.

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Okay, I'm afraid I have to put this here: Too arty for my taste.

Was at the velodrome the first time today. Enjoyed a lovely, familiar, uncommercial atmosphere. Great idea to use the whole site for a Cyclocross race. Thumbs-up
Also found a new handlebar stem for my beater and fell in love with a wonderful single-speed with golden decals and creme-sided tyres.

Makes me smile for the rest of the day! :)

Pffft... there are women all over the Strida videos.[[/URL]

One more reason to buy one. ^^

Or you fancy a challenge?
[url="http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39640"]Longest regular commute? - Unicyclist Community](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj0nJdZqIh4
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http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130464764206&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

'Handmade' titanium chainring, 44 teeth, bcd 130mm.

...and within 10 miles radius from Camberwell Green (South) or Newington Green (North), urgently needed for our 'Secret Santa' office ride early next week.

:-)

Thanks for the DVDs, Jon.
You've saved my weekend! ;)

Repost? If yes, then very well worth reposting I think...
Price tag: 11,300 £.

Awwh, much too slow withee Popochop I am... :(

Hi,

I'm searching for an aluminium North Road handlebar, 25.4mm at centre and 22.2mm at ends. The bar can have scratches as long as it's silver, unbent and structurally fit for purpose.
I can collect either near Newington Green or Camberwell Green or anywhere in between.

Cheers,
Christian

1) Brave.
2) Nice.
3) H&S nightmare. The day will come when all Inner London streets will be painted in fluorescent Yell-Ow.

Dibs, and PM on the way.

Dibs on:

• American Beauty
  
• Baise Moi
  
• Gattaca
  
• Se7en
  

Hi,

yesterday at about 10pm while heading towards Camberwell Green:
Keys and carabiner found in the middle of the road, just before passing the Camberwell Road/Albany Road crossing.

Dear owner, please let me know what text/image the metal badge shows and you'll receive everything by mail, or you also can pick up in Camberwell.

I will wait this weekend and then forward to the police (not sure this makes any sense since the keys don't show anything to help them identifying the owner).

Cheers,
Christian

http://www.econologica.org/bikebits.html

Sorry if repost.
I like the Tow-A-Bike idea a lot: Very clever!

Tel: Very smart moove.

Adscan: Will you split in case you wanna sell the bike next year?

Wow, I was quite excited to see how things might work out here.
The story almost has something you could call a plot, and suspense! Well, the final catharsis was foreseeable but enjoyable nevertheless.

Any time again! ;)

Edith: Congrats to Adscan by the way! :)

6th!!!

And 7th...