Another bike to evaluate.
10-13-16, 08:50 AM
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Another bike to evaluate.
Hi guys , my friend want to evaluate his bike.
here the photos and specs:
That bike was originally a trekking bike and now is convertes as road.
Photos:
https://s21.postimg.org/soqjatzed/20161012_163510.jpg
https://s21.postimg.org/4z5ozvqev/20161012_163524.jpg
Specs:
Frame: Before the painting it was an atala's trekking frame, but sadly my friend don't remeber the particularly model.
Wheels: Atala Elan
Hub: Ursus hub with atala's axis
Saddle: Alpine
Pump: saxonia (?)
Brakes:they has no brand but look exactly like the old Balilla
Lever: *must be changed*
Shifters: Campagnolo
Cranks: Atala Trekking
Derailleur: TX or tourney 6v
Handlebar: Pistla Style no brand
Bottlecage: Alloy no brand
Tyre: Byte Hybrid
Thanks for your time, have a good day.
here the photos and specs:
That bike was originally a trekking bike and now is convertes as road.
Photos:
https://s21.postimg.org/soqjatzed/20161012_163510.jpg
https://s21.postimg.org/4z5ozvqev/20161012_163524.jpg
Specs:
Frame: Before the painting it was an atala's trekking frame, but sadly my friend don't remeber the particularly model.
Wheels: Atala Elan
Hub: Ursus hub with atala's axis
Saddle: Alpine
Pump: saxonia (?)
Brakes:they has no brand but look exactly like the old Balilla
Lever: *must be changed*
Shifters: Campagnolo
Cranks: Atala Trekking
Derailleur: TX or tourney 6v
Handlebar: Pistla Style no brand
Bottlecage: Alloy no brand
Tyre: Byte Hybrid
Thanks for your time, have a good day.
10-13-16, 09:57 AM
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If it does what you want, then enjoy the bike. Is that a Campy shift lever? 
The pump pegs are nice.
The brake levers look like they were intended for flat bars. Make sure they function as you need them.
The frame is second to the bottom tier (has English BB?), otherwise very cheap. The pressed fork tips, and smashed simple rear dropouts with the "claw" derailleur are bottom of the line.
Anyway, it can make a good town bike, perhaps with new brake levers.
The pump pegs are nice.The brake levers look like they were intended for flat bars. Make sure they function as you need them.
The frame is second to the bottom tier (has English BB?), otherwise very cheap. The pressed fork tips, and smashed simple rear dropouts with the "claw" derailleur are bottom of the line.
Anyway, it can make a good town bike, perhaps with new brake levers.
10-13-16, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
If it does what you want, then enjoy the bike. Is that a Campy shift lever? The pump pegs are nice.
The brake levers look like they were intended for flat bars. Make sure they function as you need them.
The frame is second to the bottom tier (has English BB?), otherwise very cheap. The pressed fork tips, and smashed simple rear dropouts with the "claw" derailleur are bottom of the line.
Anyway, it can make a good town bike, perhaps with new brake levers.
The pump pegs are nice.The brake levers look like they were intended for flat bars. Make sure they function as you need them.
The frame is second to the bottom tier (has English BB?), otherwise very cheap. The pressed fork tips, and smashed simple rear dropouts with the "claw" derailleur are bottom of the line.
Anyway, it can make a good town bike, perhaps with new brake levers.
The levers are already planned to be changed, about the bottom i don't know if is italian or english.
10-13-16, 12:14 PM
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Not sure what you/he wants evaluated.
You are in italy, so a value is meaningless since im surrounded by corn and soy in iowa.
The bike is...interesting. mix of very low modern components and oldrr Campy. The cableties instead of metal cable guides and brake cable routing are not often seen, thats for sure.
You are in italy, so a value is meaningless since im surrounded by corn and soy in iowa.
The bike is...interesting. mix of very low modern components and oldrr Campy. The cableties instead of metal cable guides and brake cable routing are not often seen, thats for sure.
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