70s/80s NOS frame from the Belgium brand Fangio with modern parts. Made a cheaper version of the SRAM CX1 group by searching for similar parts (which are probably way heavier).
Frame:
Fangio CX 54.5cm CT
Fork/Headset:
Fangio / Chris King Gripnut pewter
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Shimano Alfine
Pedals:
Shimano A520 SPD (not displayed)
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Absolute Black CX ring 42t / 11-32
Derailleurs/Shifters:
SRAM X9 Type 2 / SRAM rival shifter / SRAM S500 brake lever
Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle San Marco Rolls / Kalloy MTB
Brakes:
Tektro 926AL Mini-V
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Fulcrum Racing 7 / Fairweather CX BY CG by PANARACER asphalt (tubeless)
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Fulcrum Racing 7 / Fairweather CX BY CG by PANARACER asphalt (tubeless)
More Info:
Used a SRAM inline barrel adjuster to adjust the MTB rear derailleur.
More dutch info:
http://crankzinnig.nl/cx1-maar-dan-goedkoop/
Bike History
Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.
Added by wiedo. Last updated almost 8 years ago.
12 Comments
This is so fucking cool
Posted almost 9 years ago
@FABEL Somehow I like the beater look. People with no advance knowledge of bike components think this bike is a peace of trash, which is good when you live in a country where a lot of bikes get stolen.
Posted almost 8 years ago
hmm.. actual rideable, down to earth, original bikes on pedal room.. a rare sight. congrats.
Posted about 9 years ago
CX1 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Posted over 9 years ago
Zie nu de link onderaan pas, zeker goed genoeg! Zo'n fiets als deze staat voor mij ook nog op de planning (ooit) om in de winter op te trainen.
Posted over 9 years ago
Photos
SpoonRules says:
Any issues with front-end wobbling during higher speeds? One complaint about my Univega.
Looks great.
Posted almost 8 years ago
wiedo says:
Never had any wobbling.. I think when this happens this has something to do with the position on the bike. I think this is the most stable bike I own. I have to say I never did a long descent on this bike though (I live in the Netherlands which has NO mountains).
It's not as stiff overall as modern bikes though, but I don't mind, I'm not that strong anyway ;).
Posted almost 8 years ago
Nathap470 says:
If you can fit wider tires that may help even the jump from 23 to 25c tires on my steel road bike made a huge difference in handling and ride quality.
Posted almost 8 years ago