1988 Charlie Cunningham Racer #22C
This Charlie Cunningham Racer was designed with long adventure rides in mind. From the curved Type I fork for a softer ride, to the special mounting points on the fork for a front rack, to the 4 water bottle mounts, this bike was designed to go the distance. In fact, the original owner took the bike on just such an adventure in Nepal. Somewhat unusual is the seatpost with a Dura Ace head grafted on, giving more flexibility in saddle adjustment over a fixed angle post. Also, the wheelset has Dura Ace quick releases for ease of use compared to Charlie's Slo-Release skewers. The bike also has Charlie's preferred pedal configuration, which is a heavily modified Shimano T-100 platform which was intended for triathlon use.
More information about Charlie Cunningham bicycles can be found on the Charlie Cunningham Photo Archive page.
More information about Charlie Cunningham bicycles can be found on the Charlie Cunningham Photo Archive page.
The Build
Year: 1988
S/N: #22C Frame: Cunningham Racer Fork: Cunningham Type I Stem: Cunningham LD Headset: Modified Edco Competition Bottom Bracket: Cartridge Bearing Grease Guard Handlebar: WTB / Specialized RM-2 Shifters: Shimano XT M730 w/ WTB Multimounts Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT M730 Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT M730 Brake Levers: Dia Compe Gran Compe Front Brake: Cunningham Rollercam Rear Brake: Cunningham Rollercam Crankset: Shimano 600 Chainrings: Sugino 28-38-48 Pedals: Shimano T-100 w/ WTB Toeflips Hubs: Wilderness Trail Bikes Grease Guard Rims: Araya RM-20 Tires: Fisher Fattrax 2.2 Wheel QR: Dura Ace Seatpost: Cunningham w/ Dura Ace Head Saddle: Cinelli Unicanitor Seatpost QR: Cunningham Bar Tape: Velox Chain: Sachs Sedis Cogs: Shimano 600 Freewheel |
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