DeRosa
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From: A Coffin Called Earth. or Toronto, ON
Bikes: Bianchi, Miyata, Dahon, Rossin
As much as someone is willing to pay for it. Winter season means lower sale value.
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/vrbn-a-f.html#derosa
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/vrbn-a-f.html#derosa
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https://sanfrancisco.ibtimes.com/arti...ger-photos.htm
Food for thought: if you aren't dead by 2050, you and your entire family will be within a few years from starvation. Now that is a cruel gift to leave for your offspring. ;)
https://sanfrancisco.ibtimes.com/arti...ger-photos.htm
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model? year? size? special features? ancillary equipment? pantographings? originality? completeness? "correctness"? history/provinance?even colour scheme.
what is your definition of "mint condition"? technically, a"mint"rating means "perfect- indistinguishable from new". does that apply to this example?
detailed pics,& descriptions, etc. would be most helpful
what is your definition of "mint condition"? technically, a"mint"rating means "perfect- indistinguishable from new". does that apply to this example?
detailed pics,& descriptions, etc. would be most helpful
Last edited by caterham; 01-04-08 at 08:39 AM.
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model? year? size? special features? ancillary equipment? pantographings? originality? completeness? "correctness"? history/provinance?even colour scheme.
what is your definition of "mint condition"? technically, a"mint"rating means "perfect- indistinguishable from new". does that apply to this example?
detailed pics,& descriptions, etc. would be most helpful
what is your definition of "mint condition"? technically, a"mint"rating means "perfect- indistinguishable from new". does that apply to this example?
detailed pics,& descriptions, etc. would be most helpful
The color is team blue, Columbus SLX, Chrome fork and on chain stay, Campagnolo Corsa Record Group, Colbolto brakes (I didn't like the delta brakes and decided to swap it), Rolls Saddle, Regina America small block, Shimano SPD clipless pedal. I post some pictures. No pantographing.
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The color is team blue, Columbus SLX, Chrome fork and on chain stay, Campagnolo Corsa Record Group, Colbolto brakes (I didn't like the delta brakes and decided to swap it), Rolls Saddle, Regina America small block, Shimano SPD clipless pedal. I post some pictures. No pantographing.
Anxiously awaiting pictures.
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Basically my De Rosa is almost identical to this photo from Bulgiers web site. The exception is mine has yellow lettering on blue. Yellow leather Rolls San Marco Saddle and yellow cork tape to match. It is a beauty to behold. I post some pictures soon as I need to replace my digital camera LOL.
Additional info - Mavic GL330 with Vittoria tubulars, Cinelli Stem and 3tt Champion del mondo handlebars.
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Basically my De Rosa is almost identical to this photo from Bulgiers web site. The exception is mine has yellow lettering on blue. Yellow leather Rolls San Marco Saddle and yellow cork tape to match. It is a beauty to behold. I post some pictures soon as I need to replace my digital camera LOL.
Additional info - Mavic GL330 with Vittoria tubulars, Cinelli Stem and 3tt Champion del mondo handlebars.
Additional info - Mavic GL330 with Vittoria tubulars, Cinelli Stem and 3tt Champion del mondo handlebars.
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The frame size is 54 cm
Columbus SLX.
Campagnolo Corsa Record Group
Cinelli Stem
Cinelli Champion Del Mondo 66 handlebar
Shimano SPD clipless Pedal
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Nah, It's 2nd Gen. C-record. I can't see the brakes but I think they might be cobalto, but the rubber on the pad holders is black and cobalto would be white, also the brake levers appear to be delta issue rather than the somewhat rarer cobalto which did not have build in quick releases. A pretty bike not worth quite as much as a full 1st gen group with Deltas. I'd say it's could get close to $1000 given a good ad on ebay and the right people seeing it. $800 would be a fair price off ebay in my opinion.
alphamajor, get an account at photobucket.com and upload the larger original images you can then link us to them or post the image tag which looks like this: [img]image url[/img] so we can see things better. thanks for sharing your wonderful machine.
alphamajor, get an account at photobucket.com and upload the larger original images you can then link us to them or post the image tag which looks like this: [img]image url[/img] so we can see things better. thanks for sharing your wonderful machine.
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1 Super Record bike, 1 Nuovo Record bike, 1 Pista, 1 Road, 1 Cyclocross/Allrounder, 1 MTB, 1 Touring, 1 Fixed gear
1 Super Record bike, 1 Nuovo Record bike, 1 Pista, 1 Road, 1 Cyclocross/Allrounder, 1 MTB, 1 Touring, 1 Fixed gear
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From: SE Florida, USA aka the Treasure Coast
Originally Posted by caterham
edit- the description given of a cinelli stem along with a 3TTT bar seems suspect. dunno what the OP is up to but I'm done as well.
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From: Oakland, CA
Bikes: Cinelli Supercorsa, Nagasawa Special, Moots Compact, Gunnar Roadie
Didn't Cinelli make some 26.0 bars? I know they made 26.0 1E(?) stems. I've also heard of people stretching 26.0 stems to fit on a 26.4 bar.
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3TTT has never to my knowledge produced a 26.4 stem. cinelli didn't produce 26.0 bars and stems until the latter half of the 90's and the two brands would not have been compatible before then.
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Nah, It's 2nd Gen. C-record. I can't see the brakes but I think they might be cobalto, but the rubber on the pad holders is black and cobalto would be white, also the brake levers appear to be delta issue rather than the somewhat rarer cobalto which did not have build in quick releases. A pretty bike not worth quite as much as a full 1st gen group with Deltas. I'd say it's could get close to $1000 given a good ad on ebay and the right people seeing it. $800 would be a fair price off ebay in my opinion.
alphamajor, get an account at photobucket.com and upload the larger original images you can then link us to them or post the image tag which looks like this: [img]image url[/img] so we can see things better. thanks for sharing your wonderful machine.
alphamajor, get an account at photobucket.com and upload the larger original images you can then link us to them or post the image tag which looks like this: [img]image url[/img] so we can see things better. thanks for sharing your wonderful machine.






