Some of them can be seen here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/45306161@N03/albums
Do not know if they can be called serious. Bikes are difficult to photograph with a mobile phone camera.
Very nice, sir! 馃槑
Yeppers...lots of retro around here...my only retro bike pictured below...my 1989 Schwinn Waterford Paramount [with original 7400 series Dura-Ace components] which I purchased new while on military active duty. I had it restored [frame re-painted and re-decaled] at the Paramount factory [now Waterford Precision Cycles] in Waterford, Wisconsin a few years ago. I raced it on one occasion shortly after the restoration...in a Merckx class time trial...I didn't do so hot [no podium] but it was fun racing it. 馃憤
Paramount brothers maybe but genius, not so sure.馃榿
Built mine with Suntour Superbe Pro back in the day...
In keeping with watch philosophy, I had one come in, so one must go out. Sold the Allez Expert for a new Specialized Allez Sprint:
Is it all Superb Pro - hubs, brakes, etc? You probably already know but those parts are in high command with prices that match.
Glad to see a bike thread! Some very nice bikes in here as well.
Here is my set-up...
Giant TCR Advanced SL with a mix of SRAM Force and Red. Wheels in the picture are just some Chinese carbon clinchers.
Bike in the back is my wife's TCR.
That looks amazing!
I love cycling in the snow - something cool about your tracks being the first ones there on a morning - but even with 2.2s (my widest tire) it can sometimes be hard to pass some areas. Fat bike looks amazing to get out in those sort of conditions.
Notice no suspension - presume you don't need it with that kind of float in the tires?
