Dual Speed! Record Titanium rear mech is there only as chain tensioner, therefore only one (left) Campagnolo Record Titanium ergo shifter is installed. Rear brake caliper hangs there solely for visual balance. No real braking there. Regardless of that annoying-to-many setup it's a very nice & functional ride and I've been using it regularly. Very happy & proud of it. I'm stiil lookin' for newer, more rest-of-the-group-correct headset, but not in rush for that cause C-Record just looks the part! ... & would like to get Chromed railed Brooks switched with Titanium one. Same model, same color.
Frame:
De Rosa Titanium EOS / 58cm / 1999.
Fork/Headset:
De Rosa (CrMo, not Titanium), Campagnolo C-Record
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Campagnolo Record 10sp / Campagnolo Record
Pedals:
Campagnolo Pedals & Toe Clips
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Campagnolo Record 10sp / Record rear Cog 16t / Chainrings (53-39t) / Campagnolo Chorus 10sp chain
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Campagnolo Record Titanium
Saddle/Seatpost:
Brooks B15 Swallow / Campagnolo Record Titanium (very rare, very happy)
Brakes:
Campagnolo Record
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Radially Laced / BLB Notorious 90 with Campagnolo Record Hub / Vittoria Slick 23mm
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
'Radial' non drive side, '3x' drive side / H Plus Son 42 with Campagnolo Record Hub / Vittoria Slick 23mm
Accessories:
Brooks Brown Leather Bar Tape, Toe Straps and Trouser Strap...
Some of the details are not visible here, like pantographed frame, seat tube (Ugo's Signature), Campy Cables all around etc.
Added by bunolagus. Last updated almost 12 years ago.
46 Comments
pretty nice build just needs gumwalls to complete that timeless set up :) hope the bike is fun
Posted almost 8 years ago
"Stunningly gorgeous!" That's the only way to describe this bike. Hope you'll fix the RD and rear brake issues or simply just keep it this way. Well done! Added your bike to favorite..
Posted almost 12 years ago
I love the way this looks.. But I too don't understand the thought process behind it. Is there a certain reason? But really this bike looks gorgeous.
Posted almost 12 years ago
Thanks, glad you like it. I've just sent you a message regarding thought procces behind it! ;)
Posted almost 12 years ago
Come on man, just make it a normal fucking road bike. I mean, this is plain stupid. I don't even understand how this set up works. Either saw off the cable guides and make it a fixie, or build it up right. I don't understand how this is any fun to ride. Sorry. It's embarrassing. Do you seriously just have the derailleurs and rear brake caliper on there for looks?! Vintage roadies really are the new fixies...
Posted almost 12 years ago
are you serious? either say something nice or dont say anything at all you prick. who cares what your opinion is, obviously this guy love the way his bike looks and rides. Neka ti pusi kurac brate ovaj peder.
Posted almost 12 years ago
I think posting an adverse opinion of a bike is fine, as long as you can provide specific points and logical justifications. This world needs more critique. Personally, I think telling someone you don't like the bike shows a level of respect, because they care either about you or the bike (probably the bike because this is the internets). There are plenty of bikes on PR that I think are built up completely ass-backwards, but most of them I just don't care about.
Posted almost 12 years ago
As for this bike, it's pretty, the photos are incredible, but I do really hope to see it properly built up some time. That chain-tensioning RD you have going on seems incredibly sketchy. Also it'd be a shame to destroy those Campy pedals due to pedal strike resulting from the road geometry ;)
Posted almost 12 years ago
I couldn't agree more with iscratchmymind, but the 'problem' here seems to be the WAY quixoticle spreads his critique, trying to say something that almost everyone else have said before... in a much nicer way!
He took it quite personally there, almost like I took HIS bike while he was asleep & made it this way just to make him feel bad, once he's awake!
Anyway thanks for your comments! :) I appreciate your thoughts and hopefully someday, with enough money to spend I'll get myself a proper Campy Record 9sp Titanium Groupset from the late 90's (mint will also do, I hope I won't go nuts with those NOS/NIB wild price acronyms :) to build it up "properly" - if you mean how-factory-ment-it-to-be by that!
Posted almost 12 years ago
... and just to add, I think DomeShot503 has quite a point there with "loving & riding your bike" also, however ass-backwards that bike (and not just the bike) might seem to someone else!
Posted almost 12 years ago
Ok brodawgs, I'm really tired of being dragged through the mud so you can defend this bike. If it where built as a conversion, that would be fine, I would just keep moving. What made me react in the way I did is seeing that this bike is built literally for looks, that is, the verisimilitude of being a classy road bike. But the fact that the rear brake isn't even functional, the derailleur is working as a chain tensioner, etc, etc, it's just too much. Who can afford to build and "ride" such a dangerous and ridiculous set-up with such expensive and rare parts?? I couldn't, that's for sure. I take immense pride and care with my bikes, save up painstakingly to afford everything I have - seeing this bike and the shallow, exhibitionist nature of the build just really offended me. I didn't know if it was just a stupid kid who'd gotten ahold of a really expensive bike and butchered it, or if it was the ill-judged undertaking of an overeager connoisseur - so I'm not going to apologize for anything other than the f-bomb.
Posted almost 12 years ago
Oh, and I say plenty of nice things (whether constructive or merely appreciative) about many, many people's bikes. So, sorry croat fixie bro.
Posted almost 12 years ago
Are you serious? We go nationalistic over this now?! You're funny man, I give you that. But you should rest more, you seem like a really tired guy!
Sorry about my english, I'm not sure if I got it all right, but I'm pretty sure I'm not a kid anymore (unfortunately), so I guess I'll have to opt for the other option you gave me! Whatever...
P.S. If I can do anything else for you just let me know, glad to help!
Posted almost 12 years ago
HAHAAHA
Domeshot: "either say something nice or dont say anything at all you prick" <-- Successfully becomes a hypocrite before even finishing his sentence.
Posted almost 12 years ago
shallow rims and a rear gearset
Posted about 12 years ago
I know, I know... I get that a lot but boxed rims are already on some other bikes I have! As I mentioned before, this one was imagined a bit away from conventional set-up. I thought to give it a try, went for it & it turned out to be happy end for me! :)
Posted about 12 years ago
just WOW man! awesome!
Posted over 12 years ago
Thanks!
Your carbon Cobra photos rocks too! Wish I had the background like that for this bike! ... with all those tubes and bars behind. Fantastic!
Posted over 12 years ago
your bike is wonderful..perhaps i would prefer the cinelli grammo but 3ttt is nice too! i am sure a LOT OF MONEY went into this bike..:-)
Posted over 12 years ago
You bet it did! ... and counting! :) Tnx, Glad you like the bike!
Man, you have some steel yourself! Wow, amazing collection! :)
Can't wait to get all my stuff uploaded! Interesting bunch of iron there as well, you'll see! :) ... and totally agree with your 'stop collecting bikes' theory! Feel it 100%, but still can't help it! :)
Posted over 12 years ago
DOPE! LOVE THAT TITANIUM FRAME! really really love it. goodjob bro
Posted over 12 years ago
is it me or did you laced your rear wheelset differently each side? thats sick dude. Amazing bike you have :) I think it would be more cool if you put on shamals to your bike hahaha, just my opinion. :D awesome bike
Posted over 12 years ago
Yep! Radially spoked non drive side, 3x drive side! :) If you think of old Shamals, those are the most beautiful wheels ever, if you ask me... but too shiny for this frame. Have them on the other bike, though. Brighter one... Will upload that one too, asap.
Posted over 12 years ago
Bike is beautiful, but set-up is kinda jackass. Why do it like this? Only having one brake while running a freewheel is just bad idea all around. And keeping the front geared while disabling the rear, I just don't get this.
Posted over 12 years ago
Have many bikes, luckily! :) ... and just like this one to be different. I could go on and start explaining myself but it would lead us nowhere. Variety of factors got me here, believe me. Thanks for the thoughts nonetheless... Btw, just checked your Kilo TT now, those photos are amazing man, inspirational!
Posted over 12 years ago
Beautiful!! This bike will last forever!! The carbon wheel adds a modern taste to it. But I agree, I would rather see this with some box selection Campagnolo Omega's or something. Non the less. Beautiful!
Posted over 12 years ago
pretty eclectic build but I like it!
gorgeous photos too.
Posted over 12 years ago
Thanks! Yea, photos are great, not that I have something to do with that! :) I was almost talked into doing it this way... This is the guy responsible - http://mirkonahmijas.com
A good friend.
Posted over 12 years ago
Other than the wheels, this thing is perfect. Some silver box section rims with gumwalls would make this look yummy(er).
Posted over 12 years ago
Tnx! Yep, I get that a lot, but boxed rims are on some other bikes I'm about to upload these days! This one is just a bit away from conventional 'thinking'. I imagined it that way and just went for it! Turned out to be happy end, luckily! Months later, though! :)
Posted over 12 years ago
What did I say? O_o Maybe not gumwalls, but shallow rims would make this look a lot better.
Posted over 12 years ago
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Pedalboy75 says:
Sweet!!!
Posted almost 6 years ago