My vote for a classic lugged frame would be an all-silver group:

http://ruedatropical.com/2010/07/2011-all-silver-campagnolo-athena/

Yes it's 11 speed.  Get over it.  Gear it as you like, I'd use 50-34
and 12-29 because our local hills can get really steep.

Silver White Industries hubs, Velocity A23 rims (silver if available),
spokes to your liking.  Sapim CX-Rays are supposed to be great, but
they don't come cheap.  Challenge Paris-Roubaix or Grand Bois tires
(or Jack Browns, or Vittoria Randonneur Hypers if you need more flat
resistance).

Whatever handlebar fits you.  I really like the new generation compact
bar shapes, but they all come in 31.8 and black.   A Soba or one of
the Grand Bois bars would be classic and classy.  Nitto threadless
stem.  Handlebra tape to match your saddle of choice.  Ti B17, anyone?

Seatposts are problematic.  I would want micro-adjusting and silver
which is a rare combo any more. The Nitto Jaguar would be nice, but
not especially light.  The VO is OK, but I can't get the nose low
enough with some frame/saddle combinations.  It also depends on your
saddle and the setback you need.

Banana bag or some variant on that shape.

Gee, its fun spending other people's money!

Bill

On Mar 28, 11:20 am, Bike Hermit <bikeher...@biketouringnews.com>
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