What's in the Workstand ? ?

[Kirk007]

The tall riders mafia of the PNW continues to shuttle bicis between members. My turn with this irrational dogma F8


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[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by TimD

Not yet ridden (by me). Maybe tomorrow.

Great color - lots of big-boy Serottas in the workstands these days!

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by Kirk007

The tall riders mafia of the PNW continues to shuttle bicis between members. My turn with this irrational dogma F8

With that Force AXS I think you're going to "wear it best"

[Kirk007]

It will be interesting to see how that ride compares to more modern bikes!

Originally Posted by Clean39T

1993 Serotta Coors Light Team Bike, 63x60, 17.5HT - pretty sure it was Chris Huber's race bike for the season given the measurements and ~80mm BB drop. Built by Mr. Kirk. It was previewed here by another Paceline'r and Kirk aficionado but I grabbed it off eBay before making that connection. I bought it to ride it though, not to look at it - and potentially as a template for the Onesto I just got in the queue for for later this year or early next. So, gotta decide how to build it. Thinking 2015+ R11 and Shamal Ultra tubs - probably with 23s since the stays are pretty short n' tight (only 2mm w 25mm tubs shown). It's going to be fun to see how differently this rides and handles from my Sachs.

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[TimD]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

Great color - lots of big-boy Serottas in the workstands these days!

We think it is "Viola". Shout out to Mac Lynch at coolplanetbikesvt for his help identifying the color. It looks a little washed out in this photo.

I asked the owner of the Serotta Fan Club FB group if they had info on this frame but haven't heard back. Sure would be great if any build sheets still out in the wild were made available.

Thanks
Tim

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by TimD

We think it is "Viola". Shout out to Mac Lynch at coolplanetbikesvt for his help identifying the color. It looks a little washed out in this photo.

I asked the owner of the Serotta Fan Club FB group if they had info on this frame but haven't heard back. Sure would be great if any build sheets still out in the wild were made available.

Thanks
Tim

Have you checked the serial number? That should tell you if it is custom or standard - I'd guess it is custom given the HT length.. I've heard nothing but good things about the ride of these CdA frames - a less expensive version of an Ottrot but still very nice.

[Kirk007]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

With that Force AXS I think you're going to "wear it best"

a little force, a little red. Next project is to figure out how to get the f'kn rear brake cable to thread internally. Interestingly this was discussed in one of Lionel's DOgma threads in 2014 so I've got some Paceline guidance

[weisan]

Originally Posted by timto

I'm looking to try similar bar ends 'inside' on a flat bar too - lmk how it works out for you ! Prefer the flat bar on technical off road, but ride to and from the park on some pavement and hoping to retain a 'on the hoods' position with something like that.

I know it's not conventional but for what you described, perhaps consider a Jones bar...I really like mine.

https://jonesbikes.com/jones-h-bar-sg-loop-aluminum/

[WNC rider]

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[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by WNC rider

Well, this was in the workstand when I took the pic, but it's out now, ready for some minor adjustments and a test ride.

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and this is another workstand it was in a couple years ago....


Thanks Tom and Jeff!!!

cool!

give us the backstory for those of us non-conversant in Ross history, sounds like something pretty interesting if the tom and jeff show were involved.

[WNC rider]

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[AngryScientist]

That's really awesome, thank you for sharing that.

[WNC rider]

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[David Kirk]

And now for something more than a little bit different. It's a Moulton TSR9. If you've never spend any time on one of these things you owe it to yourself to do it. It's a much different experience and pretty darn cool.

dave

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by David Kirk

And now for something more than a little bit different. It's a Moulton TSR9. If you've never spend any time on one of these things you owe it to yourself to do it. It's a much different experience and pretty darn cool.



dave

Can folks our size actually ride these, or is that a project for someone else? I've never been on one, or a Bike Friday..

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