World Voyageur

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Frame / Size / Year:
1973 Schwinn (Panasonic) 58cm World Voyaguer

Handlebars / Stem:
Technomic & Nitto Noddle

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Schmidt Dyno & White D-V

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Phil & White D-V

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
Original 1st gen Dura Ace (not even stamped with a date)

Saddle / Seat Post:
Brooks

Notes:

This is my most successful bike I've ever built. It is the most comfortable, I go every where on this on.

People who friended this bike jhvu74, Kelly D, thekid, Mu_Empire, SeanBonham, Jupiter and Mr Big Stuff, CONDENADO, jav280zx, junket, smilexasitburns, cyclebob13, dondforlife, J Juicy, abaiser

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Fix your

Submitted by mastronaut on 04/05/2009.

picture!

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Beautiful Picture

Submitted by pacificloon on 12/06/2008.

Definitely my favorite shot of a bike on Velospace. Full color, and the sign is funny too. Looks like a great day for a ride.

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Can you tell me how you attached the Tektro brakes? I have one of
these frames and it accepts hex-nut bolted brakes. The Tektro's
look like recess-mounted brakes. Replacing the standard 27" wheels
with 700's requires the long-reach brakes like the Tektros. Thanks.

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Drilling

Submitted by soundsgreen on 08/20/2008.

The front is fairly simple. Just drill the back side of the fork to the O.D. of the smaller part of the set in nut. But the rear is a compomise. The easy way is to drill from the brake side all the way through unless you can get a small enough tool in from the back between the seat tube.

Good Luck!

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Also

Submitted by soundsgreen on 08/27/2008.

I almost forgot. You can avoid drilling the back all together by using a front caliper on the rear. The longer stud will stick out enough for you to get a normal nut treaded onto it.

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i love your build. I'm

Submitted by dondforlife on 08/04/2008.

i love your build. I'm buying the frame for . lucky find for the whole bike.

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Neat!

Submitted by Jupiter and Mr ... on 11/06/2007.

I adore it!

XXX Miss Stephanye the
Single Speed Deamon

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Fahkin

Submitted by mastronaut on 10/21/2007.

SWEET!

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wow

Submitted by SeanBonham on 10/12/2007.

that color is magnificent! great find.

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hell yea!...

Submitted by Mu_Empire on 10/11/2007.

That's a one year model and in damn good condition!

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OMG - I think I would have

Submitted by beakgeek on 08/26/2007.

OMG - I think I would have passed out seeing it at that price.

Terence Brashear
http://naturepixels.com

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Oh that price

Submitted by soundsgreen on 08/26/2007.

Yeah great deal hu. But now I've got myself buying Philwood and Dura Ace and other really expensive shit for this thing. "BUY NOW ASK LATER when you realize it's worth it" sorta thing.

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???!!???

Submitted by samc63 on 08/16/2007.

Score! Can't wait so see the finished product.

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WOW

Submitted by thekid on 08/26/2007.

NICE FIND...!!!..have fun,,post some done pic's

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