Cicli Meacci

The newest incarnation of this much changed frame. Mostly Campagnolo with Bianchi RC brakes and Shimano 600 hubs and Mavic Open4 CD rims Already swapped the stem for something shorter and a bit more elegant.

UPDATE : I hadnt changed anything on the Masi in quite a while. but it just wasnt comfortable on a ride. It would seem that the bar height with the quill stem just couldnt be adjusted correctly. So, I dusted off the VO chrome threadless stem and installed it. While I havent gone on a long ride yet, the slight change in angle seems way more comfortable.   UPDATE: V8.0:  This bike continues to bear the wrath of my constant tinkering and has seen more change than   any other.  Its been a while since I've photographed the current state of this frame. Added a few new parts, changed some others in between, but here is how it stands today.  Masi Team 3v 56cm Columbus Nivachrome frame with serial number M56 2045 Campagnolo Centaur 10 speed groupset Brooks Professional Saddle (with the large hammered copper rivets) 3T Handlebars 3T Quill Stem Elite Ciussi bottle cages Stronglight Delta Headset Campagnolo Seatpost (Chorus maybe) Campagnolo Proton Whe

Update: Sold this to a work colleague. He seems to be enjoying it and I had no use for a mountain bike after all. So it was back again with a new mountain bike. And another Fuji at that. I keep this up in Asheville to ride the trails and fire roads. It's a carbon frame Mt. Fuji Team RC. Built it from the frame up. It was a backup racing frame that I got a great deal on from Chapel Hill. Mavic disk wheels, mixed Shimano drivetrain: Deore hydraulic brakes and RD, LX cranks, XT shifters and FD. 100mm suntour fork. Ridiculously light for a mountain bike. Right around 20 lbs.