Not quite C&V, but lugged italian.
02-02-09, 04:09 PM
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Not quite C&V, but lugged italian.
I know this isn't quite classic or vintage, but the construction and brand are. From what i can tell its a mid 90's Guerciotti cyclocross bike. So far I like it a lot. I know it may be sacrilegious but it will shortly be built up with shimano 10-speed, replacing the worn veloce on there right now. I might keep the cool campy cantilevers though.
Hope you like
WjV
Hope you like
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Let me know what you intend to do with that right-hand shifter, and perhaps the RD. I have an incomplete Veloce set that had its RH brifter changed to a Sora (gasp).
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Kurt, I just couldn't resist.
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I see some competition for RobbieTunes in the C&V Humor department...
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I don't know who owns that, but my coworker has an identical Pinarello cross bike he bought this summer from a customer. His is setup with Shimano 600 STI 8 speed with some Dura Ace parts for good measure.
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Looking around it seems like perhaps the Pinarello and Guerciotti may have shared lugs but may not have been as well executed. I yoinked this pic from ebay so if its yours, I apologize. I would be interested in seeing an actual Pinarello cyclocross as this example is from a road bike.
Btw, whoever took the picture is a much better photographer than I am!
The above Pinny and mine also share nearly the identical stem. Maybe there is something to the salsa stem?
WjV
Btw, whoever took the picture is a much better photographer than I am!
The above Pinny and mine also share nearly the identical stem. Maybe there is something to the salsa stem?
WjV
