Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bik/5817925748.html

COLNAGO Decor Master Olympic 58cm 30th Edition - $1900 (Kendall Square, Cambridge)















58cm measured C-C. Full Campagnolo Chorus group (including hubs). Ambrosio Giro d'Italia rims. Iscaselle Giro d'Italia saddle.

Always stored indoors. I bought it from the original owner in Switzerland in like-new condition and road it on a trip through France, then brought it back here. A few rub marks on the paint from traveling as visible in the photos. (In particular observe there is a mark on the head tube, on the down tube, and on the seat tube.) No dents. Chrome is marvelous shape. Minor wear on the bar tape. I installed the tires August 2014. They have about 500 miles on them, and are in fine condition. One of the more gorgeous bikes I have owned.

I would prefer not to part it out but if I do, identical Decor Master Olympic frames in various sizes and generally worse condition sold on eBay (without headset or bottom bracket) for $1200 on Sept 26th, $1145 on Sept 11th, and $1233 on Sept 24th, in each case plus roughly $100 shipping from overseas. Another in a smaller size is presently available there for $1400 plus shipping. For the frame only I would be interested in something in the range of $1200-$1400.

Pedals not included. (I might have some Dura Ace pedals available separately.) I might be interested in a trade for a Sram/Shimano electronic hydraulic group or cyclocross disc wheels of comparable value. Thank you for your interest.

do NOT contact me with unsolicited services or offers

rando_couche

A few things:

1. Milwaukie is near Portland, not Seattle
2. the fork doesn't look Cinelli
3. "Untouched"? I'm thinking "NO"
4. It's more likely a Windsor or Carabela

But since it's just up the road, I may go check it out this weekend.

SP
OC (almost next door to Milwaukie), OR

johnnyace 

Here's the Portland-area listing:

https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bik/5817110082.html

Yeah, something fishy about this one. Cinelli doesn't typically use that decal style for, well, anything, not even their urban bike line. Looks like someone applied those themselves.

rekmeyata

I wonder if Jupiter King of Finland had Japan build the bike for them, or like you said were there two different companies? But the more I dig the more it seems to have been two separate companies.

crank_addict

Giubilato Italian road bike

https:
//sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/bik/5813399445.html
Giubilato Italian road bike - $500 (petaluma) SF bay

Beautiful handmade Italian lugged steel frame road bike "Giubilato"
Roughly late '80s vintage, nicely lugged frame,Columbus tubing, Gipiemme dropouts, very light for it's time.
58cm, mostly Campagnolo components including Record hubs, Shimano 600 rear derailleur and shifters, ttt stem and bars, tubular tires, mavic rims, period Silca Impero frame pump, Time magnesium pedals. Extra set of Campy Record hub tubular wheels. Very good condition and classy vintage Italian road bike.

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curbtender

I usually see a stripped frame for this price. 59cm Medici sport touring road bike, exc condition, full Shimano 600

johnnyace 

Screaming deal on a classic Raleigh, but local pickup only, no shipping:

1956 Raleigh Touring Bike Handmade 531 Frame Some Updates 15 Speeds | eBay

Sedgemop 

Just got this for $40. Going to be a sweet grocery getter.

IFPCL

It's cheap because you have to go to the middle of nowhere Wisconsin to get it from some weirdo who can't figure out the caps lock button

Abe_Froman

I'm jealous! Is it as nice as it looks in the pics?

CuttersRidge

That Raleigh is beautiful; I'm not sure about the part putting the Sturmey Archer hub on;

You know, I think that is the kind of things that Sheldon Brown use to do; so seeing someone doing that and mixing it up certainly makes me wonder. And the Raleigh was purchased in the 1950s.

The guy says he lives in the Wisconsin Dells, those likewise, are very beautiful. You actually see mountains in the distance there.

billytwosheds 

Custom fixie Lacquement USA - $275 (Windward)

Pretty lugs. I can facilitate if anyone is interested.

9volt 

That green Raleigh might have a bent fork

artclone

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Pretty lugs. I can facilitate if anyone is interested.

Yep, 3Rensho modeulo lugs or knockoffs. Cool.

artclone

Tip: I've found that when you see sellers who are obviously knowlegable about their bike say "Columbus tubing" in the description, the frame is invariably Columbus Aelle or Tenax tubing.

Nothing wrong with Aelle or Tenax - - two of my favorite rides are Aelle and Tenax - - but knowing beforehand that the bike is made of midrange tubing can be useful when deciding whether the price is fair enough to justify driving out and looking at a bike.

(Other tells, when taken together, of a midrange Italian are the Gipiemme dropouts and Campy/Japanese parts mix.)

OTS 

Nice score

2cam16

Nice Puch!
I know they used to make mopeds back in the day.

TimmyT 

Mmm... purple...

MONDONICO handmade Italian road bike

rekmeyata

Someone bought it just about a minute ago, or it was taken down a min ago. Not sure if you really wanted it though because it was chrome steel cranks, gears, and I think the wheels were chrome steel too, making it one heavy bike probably around 45 pounds, but all that chrome did make it look pretty.

gomango

Keep me away from the BIN....

Nobilette 58 cm Cross frameset and it's pink!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just lovely.

Hmm, I wonder how much tire one could stuff into those stays?

Nobilette Custom Road Cyclocross Touring Bike Frame 58cm Large Steel Cantilever | eBay

Vonruden

If this were a 60cm I could not resist.

Vonruden

Also with the bottle, mid fork, and bottom fork mounts is it really a cross?

Sedgemop 

Yep, all those things are true. I bought it today. It's heavy and there's chromed steel everywhere. Took a train ride out to the cornfields to get it. Rainy days and groceries don't get me down.

gomango

Excellent points.

All roader?

Must have will power on this one.

It would cover so, so many bases.

Sedgemop 

Yeah, it's super clean. Hasn't seen much action.