Recent content by rouge_prawn

Sad to sell it but happy that the frame found a good new owner. Looking forward to see it being build!

Hi folks! It's been a long time, too many projects and changes in my life, but despite some thoughts about keeping it, it's time to sell. It's a 1996 Voodoo Bizango, built in Tange Prestige Ultimate Superlight steel. No rust and original paint at 80%. Some of the parts displayed also for sale...

Hi, I have a bizango frame for sale, it is a 19". Let me know if you are interested.

I have the same bicycle, super happy with it! The fork a bit to flexy in my opinion! Otherwise great bike!

Hey everyone! I assume there is a lot of retro 700c fans here... I have the possibility to buy a set of 4 NOS Panaracer Smoke 700x45c tires. They are coming from US, I need 2 but is anyone interested of 2 more and share shipping and customs? Many thanks

unfortunately it was sold. I will update the list.

by far the best it's @red_dread period correct and funny. I'm sure he is registered here in RetroBike. Other like good @db748R (not regular) / @garysprojects / @oldshovel / @MonkeyShred (also a RetroBike member I think) / @CowboyTomi / among other

About the c’, yeti’ or ibis… which model of Cinellis bars they were taking as a base to custom? Perhaps it’s the way to go… Seems easier to find a Cinelli than rm2, bb1 and others

I have a 1992 Specialized S-Works Cross. It’s a 700c. I don’t mind other brands, it doesn’t need to be S’ but good to know. Perhaps it’s good to do a list for future researchers? Specialized RM-2 Wilderness Trail Bikes (WTB) RM-2 Specialized BB-1 (aka ATB drop bars) 3T WB1 Nitto RM-3 (modern)...

I’m looking for a period correct dirt drop bars… I have an Specialized so ideally I’m looking for RM-2 from Specialized or WTB… do you know any other brand perhaps more affordable but period correct (>1992)? Cheers

I can recognise this stand and brick wall... where is the cat and when the next yt video?

Are the Shimano Deore XT SL-M732 still availalble? Cheers

Bump

Hey everyone, Let's start from the beginning. The S-Works Cross was located in Berlin, which is not close to London, where I live. Shipping was not an option due to the high cost and potential customs requirements, so I discarded that idea. Instead, I checked flights and was lucky to find...

Are the wheels still for sale? Cheers