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1984 Centurion Cavaletto

By mrgilpin on 06/21/2009. Bike tags: Fixed gear | Cavaletto | Centurion | green
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1984 Centurion Cavaletto

First bike build with a neon green powder coat on original frame and forks. Swift Arriv wheels and cheap SHUN crank from my LBS.

Eventually want to get a black seat post, stem, and bars to have it all blacked out except for the frame.

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Submitted by R_o_b_s_o_n on 06/18/2011.

one of the most rediculous bike set ups I have seen... seriously...

the saddle, and bars look really fk'd....

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problems

Submitted by simonweiss on 06/24/2009.

He obviously doesn't ride the bike. Any sort of milage would rip the old taint to shreds. I almost want to put my seat at that angle to see how it feels. Then again I like riding my bike further than 2 miles.

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had you

Submitted by coryjarman on 06/22/2009.

ever ridden a bicycle before you mounted this? Legitimate question.

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hows the ol taint feel with

Submitted by ladderstonowhere on 06/21/2009.

hows the ol taint feel with that seat angle

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not too bad if i'm cruising

Submitted by mrgilpin on 06/22/2009.

not too bad if i'm cruising along w/o hands. The rise on the back of that saddle feels ridiculous unless it is tilted like that

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I have that saddle and have

Submitted by nruntsch on 12/03/2009.

I have that saddle and have found a little bit of that, so the nose is a bit higher than the rear - slightly off level. But the angle on yours is ridiculous.

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Hmmm

Submitted by MaxThrash on 06/22/2009.

So you're only comfortable riding your brakeless fixie when you're not riding with your hands? Don't take this the wrong way, but that really doesn't sound very safe. Have you considered trying a different saddle? Or screwing around with your bar height or angles?

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