Please, post up your Pegs.

[seanile]

Originally Posted by pritchet74

HUGE thanks to seanile for posting about Belmont Wheelworks for having inventory on Pegs. I have wanted a Peg for years but could never afford one - I can't even afford one now, but I bought this new Duende frameset yesterday anyways. The last 52 that they had.

congrats! glad you were able to get one!
i'm in the same boat; working on figuring out how to afford mine haha. i look forward to building it over the winter.

[nate2351]

Currently just a frame on the wall, back when I had it built up.

[rallizes]

Originally Posted by nate2351

Currently just a frame on the wall, back when I had it built up.

What’s it doing on the wall

[jpritchet74]

Originally Posted by nate2351

Currently just a frame on the wall, back when I had it built up.

Gorgeous bike. I just love that paint. Better to be on the wall than in a box, but better still to be ridden.

[taz-t]

Here's my older Pegoretti. Team Custom 54cm. And the softest of soft sells - I'd consider offers on this.

First pic, way back during Finger Lakes Ramble. Second pic is relatively recent.

[nate2351]

Originally Posted by rallizes

What’s it doing on the wall

cracked

[rallizes]

Originally Posted by nate2351

cracked

Oof sorry to hear it

[Jeff N.]

Sold off several years back.

[Jimbo251]

Not mine of course, but one of my all time favorite Pegs.

Love#3.

[einreb]

Originally Posted by nate2351

cracked

where did it crack? my fina estampa cracked on the bb and i repaired it... 10000+ miles later still going.

-B

[jm714]

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[Kirk007]

Originally Posted by taz-t

Here's my older Pegoretti. Team Custom 54cm. And the softest of soft sells - I'd consider offers on this.

First pic, way back during Finger Lakes Ramble. Second pic is relatively recent.

I love that paint. First peg I ever saw was that paint, in the window of Vecchio's on Lake Washington Blvd in Seattle. Long long time ago but the minute I saw it I knew that someday I would get a Peg. And now I regret never commissioning a Response ciavete. But at least I have a big boy's Peg in the Marcelo.

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[Polyglot]

Dario loved painting and experimenting with various art media. A few years back, I was talking to Dario about a frame that Nick Crumpton was building for me. He asked me how I was going to paint t. I told him what type of color scheme I was going to go with, to which he said it was perhaps not the most appropriate. In my reply, I jokingly said something to the effect that maybe he would then like to paint it for me. To my greatest surprise and delight, he responded: "one of Nick's frames, built for you? Sure, I'd love to work on that!" It took quite a bit of logistics work from the moment the bare frame left Nick's place in Texas until the final assembled bike was ready to ride here in the US, but it was worth every hassle.

Ever since beginning to build under his own name, beyond my frame, Dario painted a couple Kirks, a few Crisp titanium frames and a few of the bikes that he had originally built as a contract-builder.

[tv_vt]

A favor to ask of 58 and 59cm Peg owners: would you mind posting head tube and seat tube lengths for me, or PM me with info? Shopping around a bit and that info would be helpful. Particularly interested in newer Duende model.

Thanks very much.

[evo111@comcast.net]

still cranking along