A nice photo of the complete bike will go here.
I was given this bike as a frame and fork only. I put it together with spare parts in the garage and a few items off of eBay. I'm still looking for crank or BB that will give me a correct chainline:

Wrong Crank This compact drive STX crank sits out too far. I put it on so that I could take the bike for a spin. If you look closely you can see a Diacomp 990 U-Brake sitting between the chain stays. I can't imagine why anyone would want a brake down there. About the only way to adjust it is to flip the bike upside down in a repair stand.

Roller Stem When I measured the frame for a headset, I knew I had a problem. Even with the lowest stack hight headset I could find, there was not going to be enough room for a brake cable hanger. Just by chance, I found this Nitto roller stem on eBay. I'd never seen one before. Fits the bike like it was made for it. Maybe it was. Those are Shimano 7-speed rapid fire shifters hanging on a Scott AT-2 handle bar. Headset is modern Campy Chorus.

Head Tube detail The workmanship on this frame is as good as any I've ever seen.

Seat Tube Detail Those miserable U-Brakes do make for a clean set of seat stays. I ride in a Brooks B-17 and use the bag loops so I don't miss having rack braze-ons.

Rear Drop Out More perfect brazing. Rear hub is 7-speed LX from my stash.

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