Colnago Super
 

Saw this on eBay...how much will it probably go for? Kinda scared of ending up with 4 bikes...
http://i21.ebayimg.com/02/i/001/03/cc/53cf_1.JPG

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Have no idea. It is a large frame, and if it doesn't come with a fork, it won't set any records.

Well, last week I had 1 bike. I claimed my a Bridgestone Kabuki that was on my neighbor's porch (currently trying to strip it and restore it), and I've got another really good deal on my plate for a Bianchi with a high-end Campy drive train. I want the Bianchi, but I don't know that I want to end up with 2 working bikes, a resto project that will be a bike next month, and a frame that I'll feel like I'll have to do something with!

But I really like the look of that frame (and it's my size)...

I'm one person, I can't ride 4 bikes! 3 bikes is OK (Mountain, Road, SS/FG), 4 bikes is not (for me at this point in time anyway).

if you truly love it theres room for it!

There a few things not right with this frame. The seatstay that is painted white is not original. The paint around the front derailleur braze-on is also not original. I can't see the Colnago seatstay caps in the photo (although they might be there). When I see such frames without a fork fitted, I always expect that they have been trashed. I wouldn't touch it personally.

I'm sorry, this is C&V (cranky&Vintage) and that statement is just not correct, in fact were I not
in a magnanimous mood I'd have to ban you.
the correct formula for the perfect number of bikes is n+1

that said, given what CdM said above, I'd be leery of the bike.

Marty
( the above is only joking around, ftw)

super
 

i was told by the forum boss that I can't talk about it --- but my ol colnago 79 is on e bay don't tell him :notamused: