Deal of the day, local sale only
01-21-17, 01:28 PM
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Deal of the day, local sale only
SOLD!!!!!!!!
1982 Colnago Super, 55 cm ctc top and seat tubes. *Local sale only.
Rides like a dream! Don't want to hassle with CL sale. Not interested in shipping, unless buyer pays for LBS packing in addition to shipping.
Specifics:
55cm square Columbus SL tubed frame, VG+ condition, straight, no dents or dings, no rust
Chrome fork
Original Campy Super Record groupset*** VG
SR crankset with 170mm crank arms (good condition) with 52x42 chain rings (some wear, but plenty of miles left)
Mavic clincher rims laced to 36-hole SR hubs (not pictured) VG+ Campy QR front wheel only
12-21 7-speed freewheel G
3ttt stem 90mm G
Cinelli Giro d’Italia 64-40 bars (good condition with some light scratches)
Turbo saddle (not pictured) G
Pedals not included.
*I am willing to drive up to two hours from Columbia, SC for delivery.
***Non-original parts include shift levers (Simplex Retrofriction), bottom bracket and brake hoods. I have the original BB and will include with the bike.
1982 Colnago Super, 55 cm ctc top and seat tubes. *Local sale only.
Rides like a dream! Don't want to hassle with CL sale. Not interested in shipping, unless buyer pays for LBS packing in addition to shipping.
Specifics:
55cm square Columbus SL tubed frame, VG+ condition, straight, no dents or dings, no rust
Chrome fork
Original Campy Super Record groupset*** VG
SR crankset with 170mm crank arms (good condition) with 52x42 chain rings (some wear, but plenty of miles left)
Mavic clincher rims laced to 36-hole SR hubs (not pictured) VG+ Campy QR front wheel only
12-21 7-speed freewheel G
3ttt stem 90mm G
Cinelli Giro d’Italia 64-40 bars (good condition with some light scratches)
Turbo saddle (not pictured) G
Pedals not included.
*I am willing to drive up to two hours from Columbia, SC for delivery.
***Non-original parts include shift levers (Simplex Retrofriction), bottom bracket and brake hoods. I have the original BB and will include with the bike.
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01-21-17, 01:49 PM
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Nice deal, If I had the money I'd pay for shipping.
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01-21-17, 01:54 PM
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Damn, that's a steal. Someone in SC needs to get over to Horace's house pronto!
Someone's going to find out what the Colnago riding experience is all about for an unbelievably low entry fee. Cool
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Someone's going to find out what the Colnago riding experience is all about for an unbelievably low entry fee. Cool
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01-21-17, 02:20 PM
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PM sent, trying to work out extended local sale.
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01-21-17, 04:26 PM
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01-21-17, 05:54 PM
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Beautiful bike.
I'd love to know what saddle that is. I'm looking for a yellow one and hate turbos, so my choices are limited. I like the looks of that one.
I'd love to know what saddle that is. I'm looking for a yellow one and hate turbos, so my choices are limited. I like the looks of that one.
01-21-17, 06:14 PM
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If I sell the bike, you're welcome to buy it. It's a Stratos.
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01-21-17, 09:32 PM
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Man, that is a steal of a deal. Someone is going to be one happy camper here shortly. Glad its going to someone here most likely.
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01-23-17, 10:47 AM
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That 39/21 climbing combo. Ouch.
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01-23-17, 11:01 AM
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The previous, and original, owner raced this bike. I prefer 14-28 freewheels. 
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01-23-17, 11:22 AM
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I guess no one noticed my question on post #6 above.
From my own experiences having owned several Campagnolo equipped bikes since 1972... it is not possible to mount a 39t chainring onto a classic Super Record crankset.
The smallest chainring that will bolt up to a 144mm BCD crankset is 41t, and those are rare.
So, how is it that this bike has a 39/53 combo?
From my own experiences having owned several Campagnolo equipped bikes since 1972... it is not possible to mount a 39t chainring onto a classic Super Record crankset.
The smallest chainring that will bolt up to a 144mm BCD crankset is 41t, and those are rare.
So, how is it that this bike has a 39/53 combo?
01-23-17, 12:57 PM
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I saw it!
Wondered the same thing but figured everyone would be all over it.
Wondered the same thing but figured everyone would be all over it.
01-23-17, 01:19 PM
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01-23-17, 01:20 PM
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Tough crowd! I will verify tonight. It is SR without a doubt.
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01-23-17, 01:32 PM
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Can't argue with that.
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Damn..my city but out of my price range and wrong size. I'm mostly just shocked to see a local sale for Cola!
01-23-17, 06:07 PM
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@amauri, 41t is supposed to be the smallest ring that will mount on the 144 BCD NR/SR spider. I have heard of some modified cranks for using a smaller ring, as a triple I seem to remember. We need @repechage or @juvela, etc. (resident Campagnolo expert type guys) to give us the scoop.
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01-23-17, 07:14 PM
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Damm, sold any I was planning on moving.
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Nuovo Record cranksets up to the mid sixties were 151mm BCD, and 44t was the smallest chainring possible.
The Super Record crankset was introduced in the mid seventies with 144mm BCD that allowed a 41t chainring.
AFAIK, the 1985 C-Record was the first Campagnolo crankset to use 135mm BCD, a 39t chainring was the smallest.
The crankset on this bike is not modified and it is not a triple, it is a classic SR double as we can see on the photo.
41t is not supposed to be the smallest that will fit, it is the smallest that will fit... plain and simple.
No need to bother the resident experts, this info is all well documented both on hard copy catalogs from Tulio's company as well as on many archiving sites that we've all seen.
I'm not an expert but I am a mechanic and I've owned bikes with each of the three versions I listed above.
Any experienced mechanic knows these things.
The Super Record crankset was introduced in the mid seventies with 144mm BCD that allowed a 41t chainring.
AFAIK, the 1985 C-Record was the first Campagnolo crankset to use 135mm BCD, a 39t chainring was the smallest.
The crankset on this bike is not modified and it is not a triple, it is a classic SR double as we can see on the photo.
41t is not supposed to be the smallest that will fit, it is the smallest that will fit... plain and simple.
No need to bother the resident experts, this info is all well documented both on hard copy catalogs from Tulio's company as well as on many archiving sites that we've all seen.
I'm not an expert but I am a mechanic and I've owned bikes with each of the three versions I listed above.
Any experienced mechanic knows these things.
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