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Sorry Dude, I Purchased them 12 months ago now, I wanted to give them a fair review so have been using them through out the spring and summer. Genuinely the Best Tyres I've Had on my bike, super comfortable, super grippy, No punctures, and they weigh 215grams, 120tpi I'm genuinely impressed, they are just as good as £100 tyres. I'd Send Ritchey an Email they might have new stock available in 2025 👍

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@@ETM-tv6vf Genuinely I'd give these a Solid 9/10 they are a high end quality race slick tyre, for the money they are unbeatable. Once you get them on your bike, your see what I mean 👍👍

Yes Dude🤙🤙Vintage For The Win. Its just more reliable, it's been around for 35+ years and still works like the day it left the factory. You can't beat old school engineering It just keeps going.

I Totally agree, Rim Brakes For The Win 🤙🤙

Thanks Colin 🤙 I Must Admit Its my Favourite Bike to Ride.

@@TESTA-CC your welcome mate 👍

Thank You Dude 🤙🙌👍

Absolute Legend, Campagnolo Super Record was the pinnacle Groupset of that Era. Campagnolo is the only brand that I don't have on any of my vintage bikes, it was definitely the best Groupset in the 80s 90 many TDFs won on Campagnolo super record until Dura Ace in 1998 with Trek and lance Armstrong. I have all the Campagnolo parts ready except Campagnolo G.S Crank. I want to buy another Vitus 979 in purple to build Full Campagnolo Groupset With Some Carbon wheels and ceramic bearings. Just to help Rolling Resistance. the rest will be original vintage parts with down tube Shifters.

Beautiful Bikes, Bianchi Bikes. I Remember The Off Blue Frames as a Child. Ambrosio Wheels And Campagnolo Groupset Everything Was Italian Specs and Italian Made Components Italian Columbus Tubing. Id like to get a Columbus SLX or TSX Frame to build a full Italian Vintage Road Bike, as I don't own a vintage bike with Campagnolo Groupsets, it's all Shimano. I have some parts ready, I'm just missing Campagnolo G.S Crank and Italian frame 😁 Id Say Keep it, Don't Sell it 🙏

Thank You Bob, Do you have a Vintage Road Bike in your Bike Collection?

I Really like the Peugeot Triathlon Vitus, is it the 980 Vitus Tubing? They Also Done a Peugeot Mont Cenis in Vitus Tubing but in Red. i think our version of it in Europe/UK was the Peugeot Aneto or izoard 531c Reynolds.

Yes Your Correct it was Shimano Branding on the 600 Groupsets, it Would Be Nice to Have Some Offical Sealed Modern Enduro Race Bearings.

@@TESTA-CC 'You're' Also the earliest 753 frames by Peugeot had a French threaded h/s & b/b, just as the earliest Peugeot Vitus Duralinox frames did. Many people fitted a Mavic sealed unit with unique angled lock rings to counter the French thread although it meant the B/B shell had to be angled accordingly. I did many in our workshop.

@@keepitreal1547 yes Ive noticed on the left side BB it looks angled Slightly, ive had two Peugeot Perthus Pro's and both were the same. One a 56cm frame and this one 54cm Frame. I would like to get the Peugeot Chorus 753r but there quite hard to find in the UK.

@@TESTA-CC What do you mean 'look angled' ? You mean on looking at the frame without a bb installed or installed?

Reynolds 753r Tubes were 26.4mm To Save Weight nuArk, I think that's the only Reason 👍

753 tubing came in different seat tube diameters. 26.2 was not standard for the tubing.

The French were not standard sized seat posts stems bottom bracket threads freewheel threads fork threads

Borg Borg 🤙🤙

@@TESTA-CC Take care 😎

Brate 👍 Borg Borg. My friend is Croation, he lives in Primostine, and His family are from the Wine Hills in Vilovants. Massive Hadjuk Fans. I played in the torcida cup in split, was great fun. Cervape and Ivar sauce at half time 😁 Yes I could maybe get it to 7.5kg, With carbon handle bars, Carbon seat post, carbon saddle, carbon wheels. I have another Peugeot 531c Reynolds which I might build to see if I can do it. What bike and do you have Brate 👍

@@TESTA-CC That's 400 km down south from me! Greetings from Kris! I don't have a steel bike atm, I had one used Italian beauty from 1997,FAGGIN Is the brand name! Only have 1 single speed/fixed gear bike and 1 29er single speed! I can't afford anything else atm! On the bike 365 days per year, never owned a car! Happy rides 😁🙂

@@kris8165 Beautiful Country Kris, I Would Move To Croatia and Retire if I was allowed. The Adriatic Sea is Clean, The People are friendly, the Food Is Brilliant. My friend is going back home to Croatia/ Primostine next week for two weeks. I'm the same Chris, I will ride anything vintage. I don't like modern bikes, my friend has a single speed track bike & the other has modern carbon Gravel & Road Bike so abit of a mixture.

@@TESTA-CC hahaha Who is stopping you?😄 If everything goes well, I'll be moving to my sister (where she works) to Istria! To live and work there!If we find some very cheap apartment for me! Fingers crossed 🤞 The city is Poreč Yeah, Croatia is very very safe,we have a very low crime rate here,and if it happens, it's usually on the eastern side! You should come here! Take care 😎