Nice Italian made Benotto. I am not sure what model it is. Galli headset, shifters, pedals, and crankset. Campagnolo Nuovo record front and rear derailleurs and hubs set. pantographed 3T seatpost., pantographed Cinelli stem, Cinelli handlebars. Soffatti saddle. Mix matched tubular rims- rear is a Mavic GP4 and the front rim is an Ambrosio.Chainstays are … Continue reading For Sale- late 1970s Benotto 58cm road bike SOLD!
Resilion Locking brake lever
Resilion locking brake lever was introduced in 1948, as a way to curb bicycle theft. It looks like bicycle theft as long been an issue, not just in these modern times.It is a novel design, squeeze the lever then turn the key to lock it in place. The brake pads hold tightly to the rim … Continue reading Resilion Locking brake lever
1972 Colnago Super with drillium
As found, not cleaned, 1972ish Colnago Super. Complete with Nuovo Record group with drilled and milled chainrings, drilled 1st generation brake levers, drilled rear derailleur, milled brake calipers, seat post, and Cinelli 1a 9cm stem. Campagnolo bar end shifters, Superleggera pedals with "1037A " stamped on the barrels. Ideale 2001 saddle. No date code on … Continue reading 1972 Colnago Super with drillium
Ammonia gun
(image above from early Mead catalog)At the turn of the century, ammonia guns were popular dog deterrents. I have found a squirt with my waterbottle sufficient enough. Different times. Carrying a gun of any type might draw more attention from your fellow riders, not so much stray dogs. I have never noticed another riding carrying a … Continue reading Ammonia gun
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