Doc, Mark, and all,
You got the right idea. And take a gander at the "keirin" model. Their
just like the mod.101 of yesteryear. If we collectivly shouted loud enough,
they might even make a few in black non-patent leather. A sharp razor blade
will make short work of removing those "swoosh lightning bolt" things. If
Duegi won't, maybe the local shoemaker could dye um so we would look normal.
I'm always on the hunt on e-bay for size 41/42 mod. 101's. Attach a couple
of Cinelli unibloc 2000 cleats (wow!) and lets go sprinting!
John Pergolizzi
LaJolla Ca.
> Mark Bulgier wrote:
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> <<-- SNIP -->>
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period-correct shoes
Doc Simont wrote: snip
Duegi's
> "traditional" cleats which utilize the last 2 holes of Look-compatible
soles. See list-member Dave Perry's Bike Works site in NYC:
>
> http://www.bikecult.com/
>
> Further investigation found Duegi's "Veloce" shoe:
>
> http://www.duegi.com/
>
> Although it is made of modern materials and has a clipless-compatible
sole, it is a 1979 design, which makes it (arguably) on-topic. It
> certainly would *appear* more appropriate than today's Velcro-closure
footwear on CR-era bikes > _______________________________________________