Altec TT bike used on the '97 Tour de France by the BigMat Auber 93 team. I bought the frame and planned to build it as it was in '97.
Frame:
Peugeot Columbus Altec
Fork/Headset:
Carbon / Stronglight
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Dura-Ace FC-7701 / 109.5mm
Pedals:
Look PP206
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Shimano HG-50 9spd cassette / FSA 53T and Shimano Biopace 40T / KMC chain
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Dura-Ace RD-7700 rear and 600 FD-6400 front / Ultegra FlightDeck ST-6510
Saddle/Seatpost:
Flite Titanium / Dura-Ace SP-7410 NJS ( NOS )
Brakes:
Mavic SSC
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mavic Cosmic Carbone 650c / Suntour GPX / Michelin Pro3
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Corima HR / Conti GP4000S
Accessories:
TVT bar tape
More Info:
8.68kg
plans for D-A front mech and shifters and matching Cos Carbone rear wheel.
perhaps ITM Dual TT bars.
fingers crossed : I may be able to upgrade to a full NIB Mavic Mektronic groupset.
Added by MrZuffenhausen. Last updated over 11 years ago.
sloman says:
way cool,a new age Pug. I wonder if it is still a "real" company from the old days or a sham name front like Moto and too many others. Still regardless,this is a fine ride. ENJOY.
Posted almost 12 years ago
MrZuffenhausen says:
in the recent times and up until 2004, Peugeot Cycles was owned by Cycleurope (which owns a few brands), but if I'm not mistaken, nowadays, Peugeot bikes are built by Cycleurope but sold in Peugeot dealerships. The brand is owned by Peugeot.
My Pug wears a Cycleurope tag on the portside. It is one of the early Altec's frame. Engraved CLM (which means TT in french).
Possibly a prototype made for race teams as Cycleurope and Peugeot aren't known for building TT bikes.
Posted almost 12 years ago
MrZuffenhausen says:
I bought the frame from the BigMat racing service. And built it following the hints a mechanic of BigMat on the 97 TdF gave me -and the fact that I live in Paris.
Overall cost of the build except the Zipp which I already had is around 200€.
Posted almost 12 years ago
Blokk says:
nice mr.porsche, is the frame made from carbon, as the fork is? and how could you built this for around 200,- with the da components?
ps : really like all of your builds mate
Posted over 11 years ago
MrZuffenhausen says:
Columbus Altec are aluminium tubes.
I found really good deals on some of the parts..
Thanks you for your kind words.
Posted over 11 years ago