Pinarello frameset ID
02-12-09, 04:11 PM
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Pinarello frameset ID
Sorry for the cross post, but I thought I'd put this here because of the bent derailer hanging meaning it is probably fated to be ss. Also no one reads the cyclocross forum....
I recently acquired this 56cm squared frameset and was hoping I could get a little help dating it.
Also maybe a price range idea in case I ever wanted to sell it.
The frame stickers say "Pinarello High Tech Tubes Dolmen Cro-Mo"
serial# 6266-99
Has integrated seatpost clamp
Has semi vertical drop outs with chain tensioner screws and TI15 stamped into them.
Also, came with Ultegra fc-6500 double crank, Ultegra fd-6500 front derailer, Deore xt front brakes and Deore lx rear brakes. All of which I have no idea whether is stock.
very nice minus some chips in the paint and a bent rear derailer tab.
Here are some pics:
I recently acquired this 56cm squared frameset and was hoping I could get a little help dating it.
Also maybe a price range idea in case I ever wanted to sell it.
The frame stickers say "Pinarello High Tech Tubes Dolmen Cro-Mo"
serial# 6266-99
Has integrated seatpost clamp
Has semi vertical drop outs with chain tensioner screws and TI15 stamped into them.
Also, came with Ultegra fc-6500 double crank, Ultegra fd-6500 front derailer, Deore xt front brakes and Deore lx rear brakes. All of which I have no idea whether is stock.
very nice minus some chips in the paint and a bent rear derailer tab.
Here are some pics:
02-12-09, 04:27 PM
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Based on the components I'd guess that it was late-90's, or early 00's.
Since the serial number is 6266-99, I'm gonna go waaaaaay out on a limb and say it was built in 1999.
Since the serial number is 6266-99, I'm gonna go waaaaaay out on a limb and say it was built in 1999.
02-12-09, 04:35 PM
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I have been unable to find any info on their steel cyclo bikes anywhere....
02-12-09, 04:51 PM
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You have over half of a decent cross group on there -- the bike is steel, just bend the derailleur hanger back (once and quickly), and build it up as a cross bike. All you'd need are a rd, cassette, wheels and shifters. No need to make a single speed out of it. Just my opinion, though.
02-12-09, 05:51 PM
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I'd love to. Unfortunately the hanger is bent in the middle of the actual hole it screws into, therefore ruining the threads.
It would at the very least require a re-tapping, but most likely a new dropout.
Also, nothing wrong with building this up ss. It would stay unmolested.
It would at the very least require a re-tapping, but most likely a new dropout.
Also, nothing wrong with building this up ss. It would stay unmolested.
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02-13-09, 08:43 AM
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Scan of '89 Pinarello Cross. Dropouts are newer in yours, so early 90's is good guess.
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If you need specific info on Pinarello ask these people. I had an older frame that had been painted and needed help with ID so I emailed with pictures and got friendly help.
https://www.gitabike.com/cgi-bin/shop...pinarello.html
https://www.gitabike.com/cgi-bin/shop...pinarello.html
