Fillet brazed and Bi-laminate bikes = Sexy

[William]

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[William]

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[William]

Some folks like it raw.....








William

[Ozz]

Originally Posted by William

I dunno William, I would think the color scheme on that bike would diminish any love you could feel for the fillets:

Oregon State - 21
Oregon - 49

Sorry, bro.

[William]

Originally Posted by Ozz

I dunno William, I would think the color scheme on that bike would diminish any love you could feel for the fillets:

Oregon State - 21
Oregon - 49

Sorry, bro.

Touché


But some Beaver Orange will make me feel much better.....







William

[William]

Whoa!!!

[fiamme red]

http://www.kirkframeworks.com/blog/2...ers-travelers/

I love the marbleized paint.

[William]

Originally Posted by fiamme red

http://www.kirkframeworks.com/blog/2...ers-travelers/

I love the marbleized paint.

That's nice!

It reminds me of the old Crystal Craze stuff you painted on the back of aquariums before they outlawed it.... you know, nasty chemicals and stuff.





William

[zmudshark]

But I've been busy riding. My 2002 fillet brazed Cinelli, built by Giovanni Losa. The chrome is very Italian (it sucks), but the ride and workmanship is a notch above. Fillet brazed on the top, lugged at the BB. Columbus Ultra Foca steel.

[buldogge]

Very nice John... Does it have a model name/number? How's the frame set weight compared to a lugged SC (for example)??

-Mark in St. Louis

Originally Posted by zmudshark

But I've been busy riding. My 2002 fillet brazed Cinelli, built by Giovanni Losa. The chrome is very Italian (it sucks), but the ride and workmanship is a notch above. Fillet brazed on the top, lugged at the BB. Columbus Ultra Foca steel.

[zmudshark]

Mark,

It's a Cinelli Nuovo Supercorsa. It weighs in around 18lbs, with my non-weight weenie build. Not bad for steel

[bobhufford]

Mmmm ... fillets.

Bob

[William]

William

[firerescuefin]

Originally Posted by William

William

William,

I'm sorry, but Dave's stuff is the woman in a room full of 10's that you just can't take your eye off of. I love the fact that he is always looking at advancing his craft, not just defending why he rolls out the same thing every spring (not that certain bikes aren't classsics). I just really appreciate his skill and mindset.

[William]

Originally Posted by firerescuefin

William,

I'm sorry, but Dave's stuff is the woman in a room full of 10's that you just can't take your eye off of. I love the fact that he is always looking at advancing his craft, not just defending why he rolls out the same thing every spring (not that certain bikes aren't classsics). I just really appreciate his skill and mindset.

If we all get together and ride, please don't take it personally if I keep eyeballing Dave.



William