I spied this frame thru the window of a closed on Sunday shop.It was forgotten and built by an unknown, to most people. I knew better than to pass on the opportunity to own such a rare frameset built by a unique personality during the HeyDay of Californian frame building.I'm told this is 1 of maybe 500 ever built.Details are sketchy as how it arrived to my local area in such pristine condition Please enjoy the road tests and interviews included within the photos.With out a doubt the fastest handling and stiffest sprinting bicycle I ever care to own!
Frame:
Columbus SL/SP
Fork/Headset:
Columbus/Tange
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Campy GS /Campy NR
Pedals:
Nashbar Clipless
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
7 speed / 12x23 / 42x53 / DID
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Nuovo Record
Saddle/Seatpost:
Iscaselle / SR
Brakes:
Campy Cobalto
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Campy Large Flange / Mavic MA-40 / Vittoria
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Campy Large Flange / Mavic MA-40 / Vittoria
Added by Velogarden. Last updated almost 6 years ago.
10 Comments
Wonderful example of a great bike!
Posted over 8 years ago
It's actually fun to ride with folks that have become so Brand Oriented. Most people have never seen one of Tesch's works. Nothing today scooched out of a mold will leave a memory like a fine steel frame. I recently rode with some young guys and one of them asked me what was the purpose of the double top tube. Oh Man !
Posted over 8 years ago
The pictured wheels are over the top for me, but with a more period correct box rims and skinwall tires this must be a beauty.
Posted about 12 years ago
Actually it's shod with High Flange Nuovo Record hubs and MA-40s
Posted about 12 years ago
Photos
kn0tz says:
Know anything about the teach 101 track?
Posted about 8 years ago
Velogarden says:
Sorry but I have yet to see one. Maybe the Trexlertown Velodrome sale tomorrow will bring one in to view. You never know what will turn up there.
Posted about 8 years ago
kn0tz says:
I have one and would like to know more about it
Posted about 8 years ago