Next year I will do the 120 Km ride. I did it alreay on my own during the summer and I can tell you that the scenary are wonderfull. I really hope that L'Eroica will never change. Viva L'Eroica !
I'm still hold my uncle's road bike a Bridgestone RR2000, he rode it in a triathlon race and many others race event... Wherever he go the bike never left alone. I had change the tires, pedal and the saddle and I'm plan to re-paint it with the same color as original cuz of rust. First time i got this bike, i want to change it into fixie but the more i ride it more i love the way it is. Plus this video make me stay in a road bike and old style. Oldies But Goodies, Bike is a Bike Whatever it is
If I had the money I'd fly up for the next one. I have a 1982 Raleigh Royal, which would be a perfect bicycle for this ride. It has been customised, but all components used were available pre-1986, so it is quite legitimate. I use barcon/bar-end shifters though, as I hate reaching down for the down-tube shifters.
Hi their from Lester from USA. I got to ride in your road race back in 2001 lots of fun. I had a Holdsworth racer from 1947 to use. I got to meet some pros from the 50's and 60's to talk to very kool, I'll never forget the adventure. I'm working on a special restoration of a kustom made one off road racer built for a pro from England. It is a 1948 Holdsworth Cyclone road bike cream color with brown and gold double box pin strip work. It has taken me over 12 years to find all the correct parts brand new in the boxes to use. Just need to find a reamer for the fork tube to fit my cinelli stem into. And I'm ready to ride.
This looks like amazing fun!! Better save my money, get in shape and put those Nitto RM-016 bars on my 1970 Raleigh Record. I'm sure I'll be the last one to roll/hobble in, but who cares!
This is a great video. I would like to do the L'Eroica someday. I happen to have two bicycles that would qualify. A 1985 Miyata 1000 Touring Bike and my 1966 Cinelli SC.
@desaraev6: actually we did make this! of all things we needed to hitchhike around the whole day when our car broke down! Turned out nice anyway, but we were very lucky!
That’s my dream bike ride someday. Got a 1973 Colnago and would really qualify into that ride👍
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Next year I will do the 120 Km ride. I did it alreay on my own during the summer and I can tell you that the scenary are wonderfull. I really hope that L'Eroica will never change. Viva L'Eroica !
I'm still hold my uncle's road bike a Bridgestone RR2000, he rode it in a triathlon race and many others race event... Wherever he go the bike never left alone. I had change the tires, pedal and the saddle and I'm plan to re-paint it with the same color as original cuz of rust. First time i got this bike, i want to change it into fixie but the more i ride it more i love the way it is.
Plus this video make me stay in a road bike and old style.
Oldies But Goodies, Bike is a Bike Whatever it is
If I had the money I'd fly up for the next one. I have a 1982 Raleigh Royal, which would be a perfect bicycle for this ride. It has been customised, but all components used were available pre-1986, so it is quite legitimate. I use barcon/bar-end shifters though, as I hate reaching down for the down-tube shifters.
Beautiful video, good to see you there!
Hi their from Lester from USA. I got to ride in your road race back in 2001 lots of fun. I had a Holdsworth racer from 1947 to use. I got to meet some pros from the 50's and 60's to talk to very kool, I'll never forget the adventure. I'm working on a special restoration of a kustom made one off road racer built for a pro from England. It is a 1948 Holdsworth Cyclone road bike cream color with brown and gold double box pin strip work. It has taken me over 12 years to find all the correct parts brand new in the boxes to use. Just need to find a reamer for the fork tube to fit my cinelli stem into. And I'm ready to ride.
Viva sempre L´Eroica. Viva, viva. Obrigado. Bela.
This looks like amazing fun!! Better save my money, get in shape and put those Nitto RM-016 bars on my 1970 Raleigh Record. I'm sure I'll be the last one to roll/hobble in, but who cares!
cool, I am riding the 2-day 300 Km. MS150 Houston-Austin in April and I have a Peugeot Triathlon 1986 that I'll eventually use to ride L'Eroica!!
This is a great video. I would like to do the L'Eroica someday. I happen to have two bicycles that would qualify. A 1985 Miyata 1000 Touring Bike and my 1966 Cinelli SC.
Wow!!! If i had a vintage bike and money to travel, jaja, i would be there for shure
@desaraev6: actually we did make this! of all things we needed to hitchhike around the whole day when our car broke down! Turned out nice anyway, but we were very lucky!
How Fun!!! Did you make this video? I love biking.. don't know where I would find a classic but that looks like a beautiful journey.
This is a one-day event!
Who signs up to tavel to Italy to ride a tandem in L'Eroica... and then only works out its a classic steel bike race two weeks beforehand?!? 🤪
I want to do this sooooo badly!! 200k!
magnificent
My 1982 Raleigh Royal Touring bicycle would qualify. Except I insist on using bar-end shifters (old Suntour units).
Great
is this a 2 days tour more or less? can someone that knows let me know. Thanks,
guy's face when he said: NO CARBON FIBER lol
Ten hours on a bicycle wouldn't be able to walk for week
面白そう
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at the end we can clearly see a thief! ahah
nice video!
been looking for info on my vintage bike i got from a barn find. check out one of my video, any input is welcome.