Rim Brake Perfection, lets fan boy yours..

[johnniecakes]

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[tbike4]

Originally Posted by Waldo62

I’m a fan

Whoa. My regret is selling my Hampsten with a steel fork.

[Lewis Moon]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/Y6oFhngBnv9ijvj86
I also own a Serotta Colorado II and two Indy Fab canti PlanetXs...one in Ti.

[ntb1001]

This is currently my only rim brake bike. It’s my new Richard Sachs that I’ve recently gotten. Still dialing it in,but getting there.
Absolutely amazing ride and I still enjoy rim brakes. The supplied Campagnolo carbon pads for the Bora WTO wheels work great.




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[krooj]

It’s back!


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[gbcoupe]

Yup, that Lobster will do.

[krooj]

I’ll say this much: if anyone is on the fence about a PegoRichie lugged frame, just do it.


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[thirdgenbird]

Originally Posted by gbcoupe

Yup, that Lobster will do.

This

[jamesdak]

Originally Posted by mstateglfr

^


I love how Sancineto designed and attached the seat stays to the seat lug.

Me too!

[jamesdak]

The latest one built to be part of my riders.

90's era Waterford built Paramount with wonderful Dura Ace 7800 rim brakes.







Debating having some mid-depth silver rims laced to a set of DA 7700 hubs I have for this one to finish up the look properly in my book.

[weisan]

[warren128]

I'm riding my 2000 Bianchi XL-Boron this week

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[sevencyclist]

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Rim brakes worked fine to slow me down.

[ZOOMZOOM123]

Getting it back out of storage soon

[terry]

Love this thread-highlights when bikes were & could still be, beautiful. I can’t think of a current carbon fiber wonder bike that can be termed beautiful. Maybe faster but not more interesting,