Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes
Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s - Steel Vintage Bikes

Wim Grunewald Classic Road Bike 1970s

  • Sold Bike
Sold for over € 1000,00 to Germany on 8/3/16.

Description

Wim Grunewald was a German frame builder who set up a shop in the 1960s in Wiesbaden, Germany.
There he was responsible for frames and parts, whilst his wife took care of fiddly repair jobs like tire changes.
Like most of his frames ours too is built from Reynolds tubing and Bocama lugs. Grunewald was always fond of very classical bikes. As groupset we have the legendary Shimano Dura Ace, with those pretty high flange hubs!
The paint job is a bit of an extravaganza. Those paintbrush-styled snake skin patterns are as exotic as it could get in 1970s Wiesbaden.
The bike is perfectly made for someone with very long legs who is looking for a classic steel racer. And of course it is suitable for L'Eroica or any other vintage cycling event.


Size Information


Size (Center-Top)64 cm
Top Tube60 cm
Head Tube20 cm
Standover 90 cm


Details

BrandWim Grunewald
ShiftersCampagnolo Record customized
CranksetShimano Dura Ace 170mm 52/42
Bottom BracketShimano Dura Ace
SeatBrooks
HubsShimano Dura Ace, 6 speed, 24/14 ratio
RimsMavic SSC (Special Service des Courses) 700C Tubulars
TiresVittoria Rally 23-622 tubulars
StemCinelli 120mm
StembarCinelli 400mm
ChainNOS chain
PedalsNot included


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