CIOCC- help identifying and valuing
10-20-15, 04:55 PM
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CIOCC- help identifying and valuing
Hey guys,
Any idea what model/year this is and what the value would be? Looks like I can find a matching Shimano 600 groupset for around $200... Thanks in advance.
Ciocc Frame 55cm columbus sl w/Shimano 600 headset
Any idea what model/year this is and what the value would be? Looks like I can find a matching Shimano 600 groupset for around $200... Thanks in advance.
Ciocc Frame 55cm columbus sl w/Shimano 600 headset
10-20-15, 06:03 PM
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Looks like a pretty fair asking price. VG paint on an SL frame. $400 +/- 10%.
10-20-15, 07:00 PM
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Hi all, Amy here. I'm having trouble figuring how to use this site, so please bear with me. I have a Kabuki light weight aluminum alloy from the mid 70's. It needs rubber of course. Has this model been out done by years of new technology or does it still have value?
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10-20-15, 08:40 PM
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Hi all, Amy here. I'm having trouble figuring how to use this site, so please bear with me. I have a Kabuki light weight aluminum alloy from the mid 70's. It needs rubber of course. Has this model been out done by years of new technology or does it still have value?
Thanks
Thanks
10-21-15, 05:37 AM
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Back to the Ciocc: it is a very nice frame - these were well built and are under-rated in my view.
If I were looking to expand my collection I'd buy that in a heartbeat.
If I were looking to expand my collection I'd buy that in a heartbeat.
10-25-15, 02:42 PM
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Looking at the paint I'd say the bike is from the early 80's. That fishnet hash paint was popular for a year or so. Also later Ciocc frames had a tri-color C on the downtube decal.
I don't think it's a top end Ciocc, (the San Christabol or Mockba) because I think you have a Columbus Tretubi sticker on the seat tube, not a Columbus SL sticker. TreTubi was, I think, maybe SL tubes for the main three tubes and then lesser stuff for the rest of the frame..
I don't think it's a top end Ciocc, (the San Christabol or Mockba) because I think you have a Columbus Tretubi sticker on the seat tube, not a Columbus SL sticker. TreTubi was, I think, maybe SL tubes for the main three tubes and then lesser stuff for the rest of the frame..
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10-25-15, 08:25 PM
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