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I know. Ringle H2O should come on a nineties mountainbike, not on a road bike.

Finally took the time to build up the 1993 Colorado Legend CR.

Finished this one today. A 1993 Serotta Colorado Legend CR with a 10 speed Record/Chorus groupset.

Good luck!

No problem. Will check tomorrow in daylight.

Believe I have a triple centaur or chorus in the attic. Will check. Belgium based tho...

Congrats mate!

And for 50 € extra a 27,2 Campa seatpost.

I have an almost complete 9 speed Record groupset consisting of brifters (Record Titanium), rear derailleur (carbon edition), front derailleur, calipers with original brake pads and Record crankset. Also have a Chorus ITA BB for it . All in good to very good condition.

Asking 375 € (+shipping from Belgium).

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Had to wait long for the morning newspaper maybe? 😏

Another one in progress.

Thanks @AlexD. Love your stuff too. Completely different than what I do but I like the lightness of what you make (I hope I express myself decently, not sure about how to say in English what I actually mean...).

Thanks, @Rich_G

Sublime paintjob on the forks.

Progressing slowly here. Bad photo, the weather is kinda dark here atm.

Thanks God you kept the sky reaching ladders. :-)

Really nice find, that Kestrel. Good luck with the build!

Yes, I have "a couple" of Ritcheys: two. ;-) Second is a modernish (2014) P Team. The P Team is a great ride but this Project 20 is REAL fun.

Lovely. Great you have the original saddle. Should build mine too.

Yes, but only because conditions were as good as dry yesterday. No way this bike leaves the shed when it rains or when conditions are muddy. :-)

Took out my Ritchey for a ride, yesterday.

Is that a Kestrel?

Never did that kind of conversion but won't 650b pose some problems clearance wise?

I kept my old bikes 26" so far. I still love them for my offroad rides but yeah, it's frustrating when "big wheeled bikes" pass by and you have to push twice as hard to keep up with them. :-)

Great find. But it's from 1990, not 1991. I bought my Windriver back in 1991 (my first "real" bike ever), went a million times through the catalog before buying it, so I know every colour scheme of that year. ;-)

Hope to see a build thread soon. :-)

You're welcome.

Some of the early Scott had (rather) long headtubes too. E.g. my 1990 Boulder and 1991 Windriver.