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Old 05-04-21 | 08:02 PM
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Mattdiano
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Bikes: '83 Pinarello Super Record,'83 De Rosa Professional, '84 Guerciotti GLX7600, '91 Merckx Corsa Extra, 2004 Pinarello Dogma AK61 Magnesium, '13 Colnago World Cup, '14 Cinelli Experience, '16 DeRosa Planet

Originally Posted by rhm
I don't know, but I can tell you my Gap has the same seat stay caps, same brake bridge, and I think the same fork crown. I don't remember the details of the lugs and BB but I think they are the same as yours. The brake cable treatment on mine is different, though, and it has an outrageous paint job that may suggest a slightly later date than yours. Anyway, the serial number on mine ends in 93, from which I conclude it is a 1993 model. I don't remember where I got the idea that the serial number reflects the date; it could be completely bogus. But right or wrong, I think the overall style of the bike is consistent with that date.

That said, check out this thread:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...-serial-number

As for your paint, scary as those blisters are, I doubt the frame has been weakened, but I wouldn't store it outdoors. Too good to repaint, if that's what you were thinking.
An old thread, I know, but would LOVE to know what your outrageous paint job is! By any chance, the Jamaican scheme? I am having my high school racing bike repainted to that as I type!!
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