Help to ID vintage Pinarello frame
01-22-14, 05:58 PM
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Help to ID vintage Pinarello frame
Hi all,
First post here.
Recently acquired a vintage matched Pinarello frame but have not been able to id which model it is.
Seller I purchased from, said that he bought it in Italy. Was powder coated previously but recently been stripped.
Internal brake & gear cable system
Prestige?
One odd thing about this frame is how the front derailleur is attached. No braze-on or clamp type. Derailleur is screwed into seat tube with two screws.
A Campy Record front derailleur with screw-on attachment also accompanied the frame. I also can't find any info on the derailleur.
Still searching the web for info but hope someone here can enlighten me.
Thanks for looking in.
First post here.
Recently acquired a vintage matched Pinarello frame but have not been able to id which model it is.
Seller I purchased from, said that he bought it in Italy. Was powder coated previously but recently been stripped.
Internal brake & gear cable system
Prestige?
One odd thing about this frame is how the front derailleur is attached. No braze-on or clamp type. Derailleur is screwed into seat tube with two screws.
A Campy Record front derailleur with screw-on attachment also accompanied the frame. I also can't find any info on the derailleur.
Still searching the web for info but hope someone here can enlighten me.
Thanks for looking in.
01-22-14, 06:08 PM
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Interesting. I have no idea on the bike, but the derailleur is intriguing. I have a Gian Roberts that mounts in a similar fashion. Can you post a pic of the back of the derailleur just because I am curious?
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01-22-14, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
Interesting. I have no idea on the bike, but the derailleur is intriguing. I have a Gian Roberts that mounts in a similar fashion. Can you post a pic of the back of the derailleur just because I am curious?
