New Serotta Owner

[joelh]

Hi. First post on the forum. I am the new, proud owner of this classic serotta. http://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=51497

I have wanted a steel frame since I sold my viner 20 years ago and this one is it. Looking forward to hanging out here.

[chuckroast]

Congratulations and ride it well.

Welcome to the forum. It's frequently entertaining and always informative.

It's also helpful to understand '80's pop culture references... :D

[rwsaunders]

Great looking ride and welcome to the lunatic fringe. :cool:

[BumbleBeeDave]

You ARE Da'Man!

welcome!

BBD

[steelrider]

great choice

[Ahneida Ride]

Welcome ! ;) Nice Ride .....

[Volant]

Classic is right! Welcome. :beer:

[Pete Serotta]

Welcome to this mad house!!!! PETE

[girlie]

Congratulations on the bike....enjoy!
And welcome.
girlie

[saab2000]

Good. Now get a proper D/A seatpost and a longer stem and ride the $hit out of that thing.

[joelh]

Good. Now get a proper D/A seatpost and a longer stem and ride the $hit out of that thing.
Agree on the seatpost. At to a longer stem, what do you recommend? Also it is running 20 mm tires. Am I correct is thinking that these rims will work with 23's?

[William]

Nice ride! :cool:

Put a 130 on there with a set of 25's and you'll be right as rain. ;)





William

[Ti Designs]

Good. Now get a proper D/A seatpost and a longer stem and ride the $hit out of that thing.


The seatpost probably holds the saddle just fine and I can't say how a bike fits by looking at it leaning against a tree. Funny how nobody noticed it's got no pedals...

[flickwet]

on my Colarado 23's are a tight fit and I wonder if 25's will work, probably will but may likley need to be deflated first, my chainstays are short and narrow and 23's just fit without deflating, I think that the fashion of clinchers back then were narrower 19-21 then todays 23-25