Repainted late 70s Galmozzi with Campy Nuovo
11-13-14, 07:05 PM
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Repainted late 70s Galmozzi with Campy Nuovo
https://drive.google.com/folderview?...3c&usp=sharing
or same pictures elsewhere at Galmozzi Bike Photos by jsullysprelude | Photobucket
Thoughts? Anything I should ask for more pictures of? Considering the bike+cash as trade for something I'm selling on craigslist. Bike owner would be driving from another city to complete the deal, so I'm trying to minimize the possibility of wasting their time by making sure I might actually be interested in the bike, condition/value wise.
or same pictures elsewhere at Galmozzi Bike Photos by jsullysprelude | Photobucket
Thoughts? Anything I should ask for more pictures of? Considering the bike+cash as trade for something I'm selling on craigslist. Bike owner would be driving from another city to complete the deal, so I'm trying to minimize the possibility of wasting their time by making sure I might actually be interested in the bike, condition/value wise.
11-13-14, 08:21 PM
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Citoyen du Monde, a forum member is the expert on Galmozzi and I suggest you ask him to look it over.
I have read enough to know that Galmozzi is a very desirable frame. The components on the bike are top notch too. Hopefully not too worn.
Whenever I see a painted bike, I question why it was painted. High end bikes are usually loved and babied by their owners and I would expect touch-ups, but a respray with no decals?
Not accusing or questioning whether it is a real Galmozzi, but I think questions are in order and legitimate.
Good luck!
I have read enough to know that Galmozzi is a very desirable frame. The components on the bike are top notch too. Hopefully not too worn.
Whenever I see a painted bike, I question why it was painted. High end bikes are usually loved and babied by their owners and I would expect touch-ups, but a respray with no decals?
Not accusing or questioning whether it is a real Galmozzi, but I think questions are in order and legitimate.
Good luck!
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