It would be good if there was a bit of caucusing about what bikes were b
eing brought to the Cirque to fill in the more obscure gaps. One ye
ar I brought 7 bikes for display, this year one. I could have bro
ught a nice Dutch or Japanese (sort of nice) bike if I had known.Joe B
ender-ZanoniGreat Notch, NJ----- Original Message -----From: Steve K
urt Date: Monday, June 19, 2006 10:44 pmSubject: Re: [CR]
Centurion info?To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org> From: "
Tim Fricker" > > "Seeing all the amazing bikes at Cirque has got
me fired up > about the> idea of parking one or more of mine on the
floor next year. And> seeing how there were no Japanese bikes on t
he floor this year, what> better choice than my '78 (as near as I
can tell, based on component> labels and such) Centurion Professiona
l. So it's not a big name,> small production bike... it'
s one I actually own, instead of > dream of,> and it's in pret
ty darn good shape.> ......> No clue what pedals or sa
ddle it would have had... right now> I have SPDs and a Brooks on
it, but for "show" purposes I'd probably> put something like
a pair of MKS track pedals on it. But what would> have been origina
l I wonder?"> > > I don't recall if anyone responded to Tim'
s question, but it's > been on > my "to do" list, if only
because it resonated with me.> > My best guess would be one of the
KKT pedals; probably one of > the > Pro-Ace models. These were
generally copies of the Campy > pedals, but > with a better finis
h on the body. Sort of a satin anodizing. I > still > have a p
air that I got around '76. Very nicely made.> > Pics are in t
he Palo Alto catalog, page 19 & 20:> http://bulgier.net/
regular abuse instead of wearing out my > Campy's. > ...
and I may need to explain that I still use slotted cleats > exclusivel
y.> regards,> Steve Kurt> > > __________
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