1995 Specialized M2 Road
By NickG on 03/07/2008.
Bike tags: Road bike | 1995 | 600 | 6400 | aluminum |
1995 Specialized M2 Pro
ITM 600 racing 120mm stem Modolo X8 Tenos bar
Specialized
Mavic MA40 wheel, Campagnolo Super Record hub
Araya wheel, Campagnolo Triomphe hub
Shimano Ultegra 600 175mm cranks
Fizik Aliante Sport
Forte SPD pedals, Sram something or other chain
Shimano Ultegra 600 SL-6401 downtube shifters FD-6401 front derailleur RD-6401 rear derailleur
Shimano Ultegra 600 BL-6401 aero levers BR-6403 brake calipers
Suntour sprocket/freewheel 14-28
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1995 Specialized M2 Pro
ITM 600 racing 120mm stem Modolo X8 Tenos bar
Specialized
Mavic MA40 wheel, Campagnolo Super Record hub
Araya wheel, Campagnolo Triomphe hub
Shimano Ultegra 600 175mm cranks
Fizik Aliante Sport
Forte SPD pedals, Sram something or other chain
Shimano Ultegra 600 SL-6401 downtube shifters FD-6401 front derailleur RD-6401 rear derailleur
Shimano Ultegra 600 BL-6401 aero levers BR-6403 brake calipers
Suntour sprocket/freewheel 14-28
My dad and I put this bike together for me when I was about 15 - (around 1998) We bought the frame at a bike swap with the seat, seat stem and fork. We built it up with a mixed mid 80s set of campy stuff and I rode it for years and years that way. Around 2009 I began to look for and purchase NOS or excellent condition ultegra 600 components that it would have come with though I decided to stay with down tube shifters rather than the STI levers. This has been a long process... I wound up the the ITM stem because I bought a real nice specialized stem but it was 25.4 and not 26mm, and I found the ITM stem NOS for cheap. I really want an ultegra 600 stem but they're too spendy. I'd also like an ultegra 600 seat post. I picked the modolo bars because they're period-correct trick bars. Took a while to find some reasonably priced. (8/15/2013) I now have an excellent condition hub set and I'm saving to buy some new Mavic Open Pro rims.