Road bike Liberati (Primo Liberati) vintage, SUPERB CONDITION 1970 - 1975 !!
09-02-14, 10:21 AM
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Road bike Liberati (Primo Liberati) vintage, SUPERB CONDITION 1970 - 1975 !!
Hi there , this is my beautiful vintage Primo Liberati, steel road bike is in excelent
condition. A beautiful bike collection, truly authentic 1970 - 1975, I do not know exact year,
with 585 series, with a frame size of 60 Columbus (the best frames) , top tube = 58 cm
and seat tube = 60 cm in perfect condition, has the following specifications:
- handlebar and stem is 3ttt with Olympic circles (the pipe is beautifully engraved Primo Liberati)
- levers and sleeves are Universal ;
- Clamps brake front / back are Universal Super 77;
- changing gears and sheets are Campagnolo ;
- Hubs front / back are Campagnolo ;
- Shifters back are Campagnolo ;
- exchanger sheet are Campagnolo ;
- bar tacks front and back wheels are Campagnolo;
- cuvette are Gipiemme;
- pedals are Gipiemme;
- Chrome fork is Columbus;
- group pedals are Galli;
- bags front and rear aluminum wheel Nisi Moncalieri Torino, made in Italy;
- The leather Concor Supercorsa Confort, made by San Marco;
- Speedometer vintage wheel exactly the Huret, in very good working;
Authentic speed road bike keep in very good condition. It is a quality bike with quality parts great way to behave is elastic stretches very good speed and is very easily controlled, made at the time for racing, and learn more online, about who was Primo Liberati, and the awards won.
condition. A beautiful bike collection, truly authentic 1970 - 1975, I do not know exact year,
with 585 series, with a frame size of 60 Columbus (the best frames) , top tube = 58 cm
and seat tube = 60 cm in perfect condition, has the following specifications:
- handlebar and stem is 3ttt with Olympic circles (the pipe is beautifully engraved Primo Liberati)
- levers and sleeves are Universal ;
- Clamps brake front / back are Universal Super 77;
- changing gears and sheets are Campagnolo ;
- Hubs front / back are Campagnolo ;
- Shifters back are Campagnolo ;
- exchanger sheet are Campagnolo ;
- bar tacks front and back wheels are Campagnolo;
- cuvette are Gipiemme;
- pedals are Gipiemme;
- Chrome fork is Columbus;
- group pedals are Galli;
- bags front and rear aluminum wheel Nisi Moncalieri Torino, made in Italy;
- The leather Concor Supercorsa Confort, made by San Marco;
- Speedometer vintage wheel exactly the Huret, in very good working;
Authentic speed road bike keep in very good condition. It is a quality bike with quality parts great way to behave is elastic stretches very good speed and is very easily controlled, made at the time for racing, and learn more online, about who was Primo Liberati, and the awards won.
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09-02-14, 10:22 AM
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another picture 
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09-02-14, 10:31 AM
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Nice bike, Octavy. Welcome to the forum. Some of your translations are pretty funny, but we get the idea. 
Cool bike!
Cool bike!
09-02-14, 10:49 AM
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Hellou rootboy and thanks, sorry for my language. My picture tell all about how she looks . Regards !
09-02-14, 01:01 PM
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Nice bike, and excellent condition. I'm thinking, based on the shift levers, front derailleur, brake cable guides, saddle, curved quick release handles, and gear cable routing under the bottom bracket, that she could be from around 1982-1985.
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09-02-14, 01:43 PM
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I don t know CroMo Mike. Maybe, is possible, what I know is that.. this bike is pure authentic !!
is in mint condition !!
09-03-14, 03:43 AM
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09-03-14, 05:23 AM
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Very nice!
09-03-14, 06:08 AM
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look here, beautifully engraved...
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Very nice bike and I concur with the suggested dating by @CroMo Mike. I am a sucker for chrome stays, forks and lugs. So this one is almost complete! I really like the crank set too. The Panto is very tastfully done as well. Liberati rings a bell but it might come from Las Vegas.
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Very nice bicycle, and welcome to the Forums.
Very subtle, nice little slide in of the Liberace tie in, too SJX
Bill
Very subtle, nice little slide in of the Liberace tie in, too SJX
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Cool bike with a working huret odometer. What more could you want?
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I'm trying to sell this bike for me is a bit high (I already have a Scott 1989) has size 60, do you have any suggestion where to sell it and how much to ask for it?
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09-04-14, 06:41 AM
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I absolutely agree, nice bike but it is definitely later than 1970 - 1975. I don't know how Liberati numbered their frames but serial number 4585 may be a clue to it being 1985. I would like to see a good photo of the drive side rear dropout to see if it has porta catena holes.
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where you want to take a picture? show me in a picture just like to make you