Can you identify this bike? Giordana?
06-27-06, 10:29 PM
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Can you identify this bike? Giordana?
Anyone have some information about this bike? I know the brand is Giordana and it's made in Italy. I'd really like to get an idea of what it is worth.
Thanks!
Mike
06-27-06, 10:45 PM
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I'll give you $50 (it's worth more than that BTW).
My guess that's a late '80s early '90s frame with some later Campy Ergo stuff slapped on.
My guess that's a late '80s early '90s frame with some later Campy Ergo stuff slapped on.
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06-28-06, 01:02 PM
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Aluminium Crusader :-)
what does the small sticker at the top of the seat tube say?
by the way, I hate to say, but I have four sets of those brakes, and they're
the worst brakes I've ever had!!
My old, single pivot Shimano 600s are better.
I only bought the Campags coz they were cheap and I liked the way they looked,
especially the model (~'93) with the VERY shiny, cone-shaped, pivot bolt
by the way, I hate to say, but I have four sets of those brakes, and they're
the worst brakes I've ever had!!
My old, single pivot Shimano 600s are better.I only bought the Campags coz they were cheap and I liked the way they looked,
especially the model (~'93) with the VERY shiny, cone-shaped, pivot bolt
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06-28-06, 08:12 PM
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Here's the sticker under the seat:
I emailed Gita and they told me that it is a XL-Super manufactured in 1995. The frame & forks sold for $1000 new. All of the components are campagnolo and appear to be in perfect condition.
I'm going to start riding, and have had this bike in storage for quite a while... just trying to decide if I should keep this bike or sell it and get something closer to my size (this is a little tall). I've had a few offers of $200 for it, but surely it's worth more than that?
Thanks for all the input!
Mike
I emailed Gita and they told me that it is a XL-Super manufactured in 1995. The frame & forks sold for $1000 new. All of the components are campagnolo and appear to be in perfect condition.
I'm going to start riding, and have had this bike in storage for quite a while... just trying to decide if I should keep this bike or sell it and get something closer to my size (this is a little tall). I've had a few offers of $200 for it, but surely it's worth more than that?
Thanks for all the input!
Mike
