After 20 Yrs This Serotta Returns Home

[RedRider]

I feel lucky to have been able to acquire this frame ( from a Forum member) and have access to some very talented people that can help me restore it. No matter how many bikes one may own you need a project bike to become a Cycling Savant. 1991 Coors Light Team race bike. My project to be executed at the Factory. Secure authentic decals, Serotta's master welders and painters to strip, repair and repaint. Will source 1991 Shimano Dura Ace Group, Mavic wheels. Let me know if you have any info or suggestions...Thanks.
Photos are here... https://picasaweb.google.com/108400062232387661160/1991SerottaCoorsLight?authkey=Gv1sRgCMeZro_8pJKxcQ #

[jlwdm]

Great project and you are really doing it right.

Good luck and ride it!

Jeff

[bigflax925]

Awesome, can't wait to see the finished bike.

I'd love to see a step by step (or as close as you can get to the steps) of the factory renovation.

[Ken Robb]

It's not that beat up and as car collectors now know: it's only original once. I'd get the correct parts, build it and ride it. :banana:

[David Kirk]

That bring back memories.

Have fun.

Dave

[Black Dog]

Don't forget to ride it when it is done.

[RedRider]

I plan to ride it when it's finished. No reason to own bicycles if you don't ride them.

[AngryScientist]

love it. my suggestion is to take as many and as detailed pics as you can, through the whole process. a cool frame like this would be nice to have the picture history of how it makes the comeback tour. good luck with it, keep us updated, welcome to the forum!

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[Hawker]

Any chance you know what team member rode this frame?