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The Campy Only Sachs
Our custom Richard Sachs.
Click below for our archived reports in "The Richard Sachs Project,"
including photos from raw materials to finished bicycle.
The Richard Sachs Project
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Our Fixed-Gear Rivendell Quickbeam
A fixed gear touring bike with (sigh) very little
Campy on it |
Fixed Gear Raysport
Our fixed-gear conversion of a "lost in time" frame
from 1975 |
The Campy Only Retro
Bike
Check out Joe Bell's work on this bike, which
incorporates some of the very first Campagnolo stuff we ever owned |
The Campy Only Rivendell Road
We acquired this bike in December 2006. Traditional
steel makes for a great ride. (We recently changed out the carbon
crankset for a Centaur Compact.) |
The
Campy Only Cinelli
We refurbished this classic 1972 Cinelli Speciale Corsa. |
Dahon "Speed Pro"
Here's a photo of us with our folding travel bike. Fits
into a suitcase for road trips.
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"India"
Our made-in-India copy of an English touring bike. Rod
brakes, fenders, full chain guard, etc. Tons of chrome-plated steel
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Cycles Gaansari 'Cross
Bike
Single-speed cyclocross bike added to our collection in
November 2007. Black cantilevers are for now the only Campy parts--but
not a speck of Shimano!
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Other Bikes Not Shown Here:
--Our Pashley "Guvnor" (a 1920's-style singlespeed)
--Dahon "Curve" (folding town bike)
--Electra "Amsterdam" (a non-folding town bike)
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| Gone but not forgotten ... |
The
(former) Campy Only Fixed Gear Soma Rush
One ring, one cog, no coasting! |
The (former) Campy Only Merlin
Note: Our original (1990) Merlin frame finally
bit the dust in January 2002--Merlin sent a new Agilis frame,
which is profiled above |
The (former) Campy Only Retro Bike |
The
(former) Campy Only Merlin Agilis |
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The Campy Only "Rasta" Bike
Part bike, part art project
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The Campy Only Teschner
Light, stiff, comfortable--this bike did it all |
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