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Always scary on those old bikes.

I wanted to write that but I wasn't sure about the correct spelling 😂

up and down

2°C and sunshine after a rainy sunday....hmmm... I guess I'm taking the longer and more beautiful route to the office. As I'm slowly climbimg the hills out of the city... the paths get smaller and... ...the colours get more and more intense as the sun rises. A short stop on top to enjoy...

Awesome bike and they are really fun to ride.

I think the guys at sour just wanted to honor the good old steel bikes we all love. Oh and they called it Party Dome, not Pasta Dome 😉 Race high!

Couldn't find more leaves as the wind was blowing and rain was incoming but here is @KayOs' "I dunno mate maybe it is an early 90's Centurion Timerace"-thing I didn't make a build thread since it was more of a spontaneous build, as the Ultegra parts were too good to throw away.

Congratulations! You can really see the work and time that has gone into this bike. This is wild!! Have fun with it, wherever you go.

Still no change on the front, I still need to paint the fork. I did however change the grips and pedals and then enjoyed the beautiful autumn some days ago. I also need to find some other wheels or at least hubs. The 240S ratchet is just too loud.

Noted! You guys telling me I should post a thread is always a good idea and leads to much fun. At least on my side 😁

Indeed, I haven't found a more durable retrobike paintjob yet.

Thank you guys! Yes, compared to these two sports, it seems like the older, quieter brother who is always travelling.

In addition to the obligatory eyelets for bottle holders and front and rear racks, the bike has several other useful features for a touring MTB. A robust, rigid frame that can handle a fair amount of load and offers a fairly relaxed riding position, the Centurion-typical Futura coating with...

I put some air into the tires and it rode fine. Unfortunately, the bike mechanic installed a different front wheel (Miche hub, Grünert rim) at the time, and the original front wheel with the Suntour XC pro hub and IRC X1 tyre probably ended up in the scrap heap. Fortunately, I still had a...

Most of the frames were black/red with white decals. There were also grey/turquoise ones on offer. I think the paintwork or coating in the colours of traditional Tibetan monk's robes is very nice. I've only seen that colour on these bikes so far (although namewise it would also suit a GT...

I haven't built much on the bike, but since there were a few questions, here's a little thread about it. Centurion is a brand of Nowack Radsport-Vertrieb, founded in 1976 in Magstadt, Baden-Württemberg, by Wolfgang Renner. In addition to racing bikes and later BMX bikes, Centurion launched the...

I'll throw my @KayOs 1990 Centurion Lhasa Kathmandu in a Tibetan monk's robe into the ring. Unfortunately, there is no build thread, as the bike has barely been ridden so far. Edit: Here is the no build thread... https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1990-centurion-lhasa-kathmandu.499786/

Yeah, after all it's a Breezer Storm not a Breezer Rain. And a very lovely one 🤩

The crane that dismantles the crane and my little bicycle...