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Old 10-14-2024, 02:58 PM
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I’ve posted this bike in other threads, but as I’ve just added new wheels and crank (not to mention a trick Pegoretti-designed derailleur clamp from R. Sachs), I thought I’d throw it up here as well. Not perfection, but edging closer (for me). Rivendell Roadeo, built by Waterford. Chorus 12-speed group with Super Record WRL crank and Bora WTO wheels (both picked up from members here). The Campy 12-speed mechanical group is fantastic — easy to set up and I love the ergonomics and shift feel. Highly recommended.
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Old 10-14-2024, 03:26 PM
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This one rides so nicely….
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Old 10-14-2024, 04:15 PM
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Thanks for the tip re Imgur. Apologies for any distraction from the main topic.

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Old 10-14-2024, 04:17 PM
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Rivendell Roadeo, built by Waterford. Chorus 12-speed group with Super Record WRL crank and Bora WTO wheels (both picked up from members here).
Very nice looking. Which chainring option, 48/32? As I have mentioned before, Campy says WRL and mechanical 12 aren't compatible but clearly they're wrong.
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Old 10-14-2024, 04:36 PM
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Very nice looking. Which chainring option, 48/32? As I have mentioned before, Campy says WRL and mechanical 12 aren't compatible but clearly they're wrong.
48/32 — works perfectly. If anything, I had an easier time adjusting the front derailleur with this crank as compared to the Chorus crank, although it has a very slightly wider chainline.
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Wow. I must say, I’ve always wanted a Nagasawa. Gorgeous.

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I’ve posted this bike in other threads, but as I’ve just added new wheels and crank (not to mention a trick Pegoretti-designed derailleur clamp from R. Sachs), I thought I’d throw it up here as well. Not perfection, but edging closer (for me). Rivendell Roadeo, built by Waterford. Chorus 12-speed group with Super Record WRL crank and Bora WTO wheels (both picked up from members here). The Campy 12-speed mechanical group is fantastic — easy to set up and I love the ergonomics and shift feel. Highly recommended.
Uh… this might be as close to perfection as possible.
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I’ve posted this bike in other threads, but as I’ve just added new wheels and crank (not to mention a trick Pegoretti-designed derailleur clamp from R. Sachs), I thought I’d throw it up here as well. Not perfection, but edging closer (for me). Rivendell Roadeo, built by Waterford. Chorus 12-speed group with Super Record WRL crank and Bora WTO wheels (both picked up from members here). The Campy 12-speed mechanical group is fantastic — easy to set up and I love the ergonomics and shift feel. Highly recommended.
That is a perfect looking bike!!!
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Blue Sachs that kicked around through a lot of folks on PL and found a permanent home with me:
IMG_6152 by Nat Barker, on Flickr

Peak aluminum road (or ATMO). Absolutely love this bike:
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Inexpensive that’s been through a lot of iterations and rolled through 14 D2R2s with various groupsets.
IMG_0726 by Nat Barker, on Flickr
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Nice ones Bittersweet!

14 D2R2's on one bike is also quite impressive.

The early days at Deerfield were really something to see. Somewhat of a rim brake freak show with all types of cobbled together contraptions to get the job done. My how things have changed outside the big tent!

This was my original Deerfield sled.

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I’ve posted this bike in other threads, but as I’ve just added new wheels and crank (not to mention a trick Pegoretti-designed derailleur clamp from R. Sachs), I thought I’d throw it up here as well. Not perfection, but edging closer (for me). Rivendell Roadeo, built by Waterford. Chorus 12-speed group with Super Record WRL crank and Bora WTO wheels (both picked up from members here). The Campy 12-speed mechanical group is fantastic — easy to set up and I love the ergonomics and shift feel. Highly recommended.
This is pretty close to perfection! Love it!
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