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Repro Gios SR 78

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  1. Can anyone give details on this bike? It's the 25th Anniversary of a GIOS Super Record, and GIOS has
    come out with a replica/reproduction. I know it has the coin in the fork crown, threaded steerer,
    deda tubing, not columbus. Basically, how do they handle, ride, or flex? Were the originals really
    as good as they looked or could de Vlaeamick ridden a PX10 to victory?

    Ernie

  2. Quoted message said:

    From: "Ernie"

    Quoted message said:

    Were the originals really as good as they looked or could de Vlaeamick ridden a PX10 to victory?

    "De Vlaeminck, good enough to win even on a Gios."

    <http://www.sheldonbrown.com/vrbn-g-n.html#gios>

    --TP

  3. "Ernie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Can anyone give details on this bike? It's the 25th Anniversary of a GIOS Super Record, and GIOS
    has come out with a replica/reproduction. I know it has the coin in the fork crown, threaded
    steerer, deda tubing, not columbus. Basically, how do they handle, ride, or flex? Were the
    originals really as good as they looked or could de Vlaeamick ridden a PX10 to victory?

    I don't think anyone can answer your question since the 25th is so new. The new frame's fork crown
    is not right and the frame is missing the toptube decal and the chainstays don't look round. I own
    two late 70 GIOS Super Records (one track, one road). I consider them collector value because I
    cherish older ITL frames (not all) and De Vlaeamick was one of my heros. My frames were very well
    made (with an amazing 128mm rear in 1978!). Too bad my road frame is too small for me. I prefer the
    ride of a De Rosa best.

  4. Ernie said:

    Can anyone give details on this bike? It's the 25th Anniversary of a GIOS Super Record, and GIOS
    has come out with a replica/reproduction. I know it has the coin in the fork crown, threaded
    steerer, deda tubing, not columbus. Basically, how do they handle, ride, or flex? Were the
    originals really as good as they looked or could de Vlaeamick ridden a PX10 to victory?

    I do not know. But- PX10s took a lot more victories than Gios

    --
    Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  5. [email hidden] (Richard Chan) wrote in message
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    ... and the frame is missing the toptube decal and the chainstays don't look round ... >

    My mistake, I meant the seattube tubing decal is missing. Also, the cable stop should be brazed
    closer to the dropout on the right chainstay and my seatstay caps didn't have GIOS on them.

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