Colnago information??
10-01-04 | 09:56 AM
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Colnago information??
Greetings all
Does anyone have a link to a website that lists the various models of Colnago bicycles over the years and perhaps a commentary on the pluses and minuses of each? Say the difference between a Mexico and a Master vrs a Super and a classic and so forth? Other than paint and when listed the various frame materials it is difficult to see the differences. Thank you in advance
Chris
Does anyone have a link to a website that lists the various models of Colnago bicycles over the years and perhaps a commentary on the pluses and minuses of each? Say the difference between a Mexico and a Master vrs a Super and a classic and so forth? Other than paint and when listed the various frame materials it is difficult to see the differences. Thank you in advance
Chris
10-02-04 | 05:08 AM
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You're not the only one having a hard time telling a Mexico from a Super. Check out:
https://sheldonbrown.com/vrbn-a-f.html#colnago
Masters use the shaped Columbus "Gilco" tubing and should have a Columbus decal identifying the tubeset as such. The tubes are not crimped but rather drawn in that shape by Columbus.
https://sheldonbrown.com/vrbn-a-f.html#colnago
Masters use the shaped Columbus "Gilco" tubing and should have a Columbus decal identifying the tubeset as such. The tubes are not crimped but rather drawn in that shape by Columbus.
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