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mladendurin
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2009
Vintage road bike restoration/conversion to single speed
Vintage road bike restoration/conversion to single speed, Columbus Aelle frame
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Vintage Italian road bike, single speed, Levorato Diego
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Vintage road bicycle Columbus
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Vintage, old school road bicycle Columbus 60 cm frame
Superb
Nice
Imo, red was better, but it's your bike
the red color was good enough, but the owner has decided contrary, IMO the new color is much better, the contrasting head tube paint reminds me of japanese bikes and the white portion on the seat tube is the same as on classic Atala and Colnago racers
Nicely done!
Wish my Biopace still had it’s sticker... but at least it’s still cruising!!!
Your Shimano600 has 16 speed. Is it true ?
Yes it does have..
Wow, I interested about your Groupset. I have an old vintage road bike Shimano groupset. But its only 12 speed Where did you get it ? Im from Indonesia by the way
@@yosafathutotom1811 it has 16 speed because i replaced the original rear derraileur mech which had just 6 speed, with 6401 ultegra tricolore derraileur. Original non idexed 6207 shifters on the downtube can handle up to 8 speed. I didnt replacing them.. And the most important thing is to replace the rear wheel. You must be able to put 8 speed casette on it! It od complexed job but its possible!
@@mladendurin thanks about your respon
restoshit clown shoe...if you dont know what your doing ...DONT DO IT...
Perfect
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Very nice.
Nice
It's a nice bike and you did a good job. Personally, I would have loosened the brake levers from the bars to route the tape under and also added brake hoods. I'm sure it's a great ride. (It's my size!!)
Switch out the Biopace chainrings!
This i exactly what i've been looking for. I want to convert a vintage roadbike into a single speed. All I can find is fixed gear conversions and that's precisely what I don't want. I want to be able to coast and just use brake handles. I'm thinking of installing straight handlebars with new brake handles, as i'm planning on useing it for daily use in which i want a slightly more comfortable position
What did you do with the rear wheel to convert it into a single speed? What was on it originally, a casette or a freewheel? I've been thinking that a cassette might be easier because you can just play around with spacers to get the drivetrain in a straight line, if I pick up a bike with a freewheel that might be quite a headache i suspect.
did you just change the cassette? or how did you make it a singlespeed? id also love to try this
congratulations!
What an excellent revival/ restoration of an amazing steel framed bike. Ready for 25 years of riding.
Pedals aren't original either. Rear derailleur is the 600 tri color not ex, but I'm sure it was what was put on there with the other 600 parts. I wonder if at the time this was sold as a frame only (not unheard of, might even be standard) by Columbus or as a complete bike. There could be old Columbus catalog pdfs floating around somewhere online. Groupset would put it mid to late 80's if it was a complete.
You are lucky some hipster didn't make it into a fixie and cut off the derailleur hanger, etc.
Lovely bike what seat is it?
it's some Norco seat..
Nice bike and good work!
Thanks!
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So u take a shiny bike and shiny parts with just a scratch on the fram and change its color, and u call this a restoration?
Exactly! Why don't your share your restoration work with us?
how you paint the frame?
outstandin ! ! ! some added stainless toe clip with straps?
Nice job. A clear passion for older bikes, like me. They're the best, I think. Just as fast as a modern road bike (it's the rider, not the bike, as always). I've got about ten of these bastards and right now I'm cleaning up a Shogun, that's just new enough to have Look pedals & shoes, but no indexing. Every minute is joy.
great looking bike
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Bike looked much better Red.
how did you paint it? hvlp??or spray cans?
It's done with a a spray can!
omg it looks factory. Good work. Im gonna do mine im inspired. What brand of paint did you choose? and did you prime it grey first?
I think the brand is saratoga or happy color! Primer is also from spray can and sanded with water sand paper and water till i reached glass surface! enjoy with your project! Cheers
mladendurin I just bought a used vintage bike today and I want to repaint it! I've never done painting before, so I couldn't understand what you meant by "primer, sanded with water sand paper" ... etc. Can you please elaborate more about this and explain it more? Did you have to remove the old paint before or just sprayed over the old paint? Thanks a lot of your help!!!
mladendurin oh so I did some googling on painting. So did you apply the following steps: 1- applied water sand paper till you removed the old paint, 2- applied a primer, 3- sprayed with the paint? Were these the steps?
Excellent looking bike, well done on the resto. I managed to pick-up a mid `80s Colnago for $100 about 10yrs ago,before they became trendy. Love riding it, it too has a full shimano 600 group set, Turbo saddle. Which has a date stamp on it,marking it at mid 1985. If your bike still has the original saddle,have a look at the underside it might have a date stamp.
I have an early 1980s proctor racing bike renolds 531 double butted tubing. campagnola record components throughout including brakes. Proctor made frames for the canadian olympic teem. He was known for his fine detail on his bikes. the equal of any italian frames.
check out this group on Facebook : STEEL IS REAL !!! - Classic Vintage Road Bikes
really nice ..the gum wall tyres set it of ..i had a raleigh banana when i was a boy in the 80s
Ciao sono Diego Lavorato complimenti x il restauro ai un telaio Columbus S l mi fa onore grazie
Nice work...
ooohhh....nice old bike , i love it
Looks ace, well done!
Odlično restaurirano!
Wow basecally shimano everything! I'm in love with that bike haha, nice video !!
NICE