Greg, was the Team Holdsworth originally Zeus? I dearly love Zeus myself and have several bikes all or partial Zeus 2000. I also have a team issue Holdsworth frame (reputedly actually used by a prominant team member). However, in the era when these frames were built, Holdsworthy was the primary UK importer of Campagnolo, so needless to say, the bikes actually ridden by the Holdsworth team were all Campy. I love to use alternates to Campy, but I have concluded that, for this frame, only all Campy is correct.
Regards,
Jerry Moos
Houston, TX
> I swore my bikes would never reside in the garage, but, sadly, that is
> where they currently reside with my Jeep and my 500 single.
>
> They are:
>
> !963ish Frejus Track. Has a nice set of Phil Wood flip flop hubs. Is set
> up with a front brake for road use.
>
> 1971ish Holdsworth Team Pro in orange. My wife's bike. Currently
> disassembled as I contemplate a repaint. Will be built back up with all
> Zeus 2000 components A sentimental favorite around here, we built it
> together when we were first going out 20 years ago.
>
> 1975 Cuevas custom. Built for me when I worked in the same shop as
> Francisco. Rode it across the US in 1977 with the Zeus components above.
> Now built up with NR.
>
> !983 Peugeot PZ. In rough shape from being used heavily as a rollers
> bike. Will be restored someday.
>
> Also out there is a very early 80's Peugeot lower end model, an early
> 70's Gitane tandem (will probably sell soon), 3 mountain bikes and a
BMX'er.
>
> Not much....certainly nowhere near what I'd like to have. Ah well, gives
> me something to look forward to.
>
> Greg Pitman
> Rancho Cucamonga, CA