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11-28-14, 04:20 PM
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Entry level, late seventies Legnano (as bought):
Van Herwerden Criterium, built by Chesini (as bought):
Aero Faggin (currently building it with Triomphe):
Benotto 500 Lady (rebuilt for mrs non-fixie):
Azzuri(really!)-branded AlAn (as bought, for mrs non-fixie too):
Van Herwerden Criterium, built by Chesini (as bought):
Aero Faggin (currently building it with Triomphe):
Benotto 500 Lady (rebuilt for mrs non-fixie):
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11-28-14, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by D1andonlyDman
As a 54 year-old Clyde, I gotta say that is a scary rear cluster on that Alan ^
I gotta say I'm a few years older than you and ride single speed through the winter here to give me the strength to push the ALAN when it ventures out
11-28-14, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by 47p2
I gotta say I'm a few years older than you and ride single speed through the winter here to give me the strength to push the ALAN when it ventures out
11-29-14, 03:53 AM
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Sadly there are very few flat roads in Scotland, a 63 mile route I ride gives me 5,600 feet of climbing, a 40 mile route gives 4,300 feet and my usual 23 mile route gives me 2,800 feet so no flat routes around here
11-29-14, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by 47p2
Sadly there are very few flat roads in Scotland, a 63 mile route I ride gives me 5,600 feet of climbing, a 40 mile route gives 4,300 feet and my usual 23 mile route gives me 2,800 feet so no flat routes around here
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12-31-14, 10:42 AM
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Beautiful Basso! I like the component selection too.
03-14-15, 06:48 AM
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My new bike.
Alan 197?
Crankset, pedals, bottom bracket, headset, derailleurs Campagnolo SR
Brake and brake levers Modolo Professional Intern.
Hubs Mavic 500 RD
Rims Mavic Module E
Saddle San Marco Rolls
Stem 3ttt Record Strada (first generation)
Handlebar 3ttt Record Competizione Superleggero
Alan 197?
Crankset, pedals, bottom bracket, headset, derailleurs Campagnolo SR
Brake and brake levers Modolo Professional Intern.
Hubs Mavic 500 RD
Rims Mavic Module E
Saddle San Marco Rolls
Stem 3ttt Record Strada (first generation)
Handlebar 3ttt Record Competizione Superleggero
03-14-15, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Mister Fernand
My new bike.
Alan 197?
Crankset, pedals, bottom bracket, headset, derailleurs Campagnolo SR
Brake and brake levers Modolo Professional Intern.
Hubs Mavic 500 RD
Rims Mavic Module E
Saddle San Marco Rolls
Stem 3ttt Record Strada (first generation)
Handlebar 3ttt Record Competizione Superleggero
Alan 197?
Crankset, pedals, bottom bracket, headset, derailleurs Campagnolo SR
Brake and brake levers Modolo Professional Intern.
Hubs Mavic 500 RD
Rims Mavic Module E
Saddle San Marco Rolls
Stem 3ttt Record Strada (first generation)
Handlebar 3ttt Record Competizione Superleggero
03-14-15, 07:33 AM
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I can't show my Italian until I can put together a wheel set. I need a 1990's Campy Chorus or Record front hub, 32 hole like this one.
08-13-15, 12:16 PM
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Couldn't find a dedicated 'Show us your Colnago' thread, but anyway, here's my recently completed Nuovo Mexico (please click to enlarge the image):
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08-13-15, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Monkey Face
Couldn't find a dedicated 'Show us your Colnago' thread, but anyway, here's my recently completed Nuovo Mexico (please click to enlarge the image):
My Torelli Pista -
Long live Italian bikes!
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08-13-15, 03:37 PM
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Current italians, from oldest newest:
1961 Frejus
63'ish Galmozzi
67'ish Galmozzi built Pinarello
68ish Cinelli SC
73' Cinelli SC
79'ish Grandis
Early/Mid-80s Picchio
1985ish Palo Alto (BMZ built)
1961 Frejus
63'ish Galmozzi
67'ish Galmozzi built Pinarello
68ish Cinelli SC
73' Cinelli SC
79'ish Grandis
Early/Mid-80s Picchio
1985ish Palo Alto (BMZ built)
08-13-15, 03:37 PM
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1988 De Rosa Anniversary
1995 De Rosa Titanio
1996 De Rosa Primato
2010 Marnati
1995 De Rosa Titanio
1996 De Rosa Primato
2010 Marnati
08-13-15, 06:23 PM
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84 torpado not fancy but lots of fun to ride. Just swapped out the campy tipo/abrosio clincher wheets for campy tipo/Mavig GP4 tubular, running Tufo tires.....made a fun ride super smooth
mostly original, or in original spirit.
this bike is product of bike forums help. Seatpost was spotted on craigslist by randyjawa after the original was destroyed getting it unstuck, ofmega BB courtesy of Bianchgirll, 600ex freehub overhauled by gaucho777. (reminds me the original regina is still in pieces and I need to send to pastorbob) and lots of input from all on various questions
mostly original, or in original spirit.
this bike is product of bike forums help. Seatpost was spotted on craigslist by randyjawa after the original was destroyed getting it unstuck, ofmega BB courtesy of Bianchgirll, 600ex freehub overhauled by gaucho777. (reminds me the original regina is still in pieces and I need to send to pastorbob) and lots of input from all on various questions
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08-13-15, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Monkey Face
Couldn't find a dedicated 'Show us your Colnago' thread, but anyway, here's my recently completed Nuovo Mexico (please click to enlarge the image):
Colnago thread:
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...ue-master.html
08-13-15, 09:19 PM
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Two more Italian bikes that I hadn't posted on this thread. A Tommasini Sintesi and a Tommasini Super Prestige.
08-13-15, 09:54 PM
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Since this thread bubbled up....
Here's a pic of my mid-80s Battaglin. Cromor frame, TSD sticker, mix of 7sp 600/Sante when I bought it back in 1996. Upgraded to 8sp STI, 9sp STI, and then stripped down to a single speed for commuting as pictured. I eventually "stole" the BB for another project and it had been sitting in my storage locker for the last 4 years.
Fast-forward to this year. I needed a bike with some hill gears, so I built it up and it's back on the road. Did a hilly 100k last weekend - I'd forgotten how good of a rider this thing is.
Here's the before and after:
Here's a pic of my mid-80s Battaglin. Cromor frame, TSD sticker, mix of 7sp 600/Sante when I bought it back in 1996. Upgraded to 8sp STI, 9sp STI, and then stripped down to a single speed for commuting as pictured. I eventually "stole" the BB for another project and it had been sitting in my storage locker for the last 4 years.
Fast-forward to this year. I needed a bike with some hill gears, so I built it up and it's back on the road. Did a hilly 100k last weekend - I'd forgotten how good of a rider this thing is.
Here's the before and after:
08-14-15, 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Sir_Name
Nice bike - as with the rest here.
Colnago thread:
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...ue-master.html
Colnago thread:
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...ue-master.html
08-14-15, 03:40 AM
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Originally Posted by rjhammett
Two more Italian bikes that I hadn't posted on this thread. A Tommasini Sintesi and a Tommasini Super Prestige.
Great riding bikes for sure.
08-14-15, 04:55 AM
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My I-talian collection...
Latest Acquistion...1985ish Colnago Super
1985 Bianchi Veloce
1985 Tommasini Prestige
1991 Tommaso SL-56
1991 Tommasini Super Prestige
2005 Pinarello Surprise
Latest Acquistion...1985ish Colnago Super
1985 Bianchi Veloce
1985 Tommasini Prestige
1991 Tommaso SL-56
1991 Tommasini Super Prestige
2005 Pinarello Surprise
08-14-15, 05:42 AM
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Originally Posted by daf1009
1985 Tommasini Prestige
1991 Tommasini Super Prestige
1991 Tommasini Super Prestige
Hard to choose which one I like better.........
08-14-15, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by gomango
Hard to choose which one I like better.........
The Prestige has become my "tribute" bike...I got it around the same time as my mom passed away...and she would have loved the pink bike! So...completely different purposes...so we can ALL like them equally! :-)
08-14-15, 05:59 PM
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My Italian Family
with apologies for the non C+V content:
My old man Tommy (Racing Professional ? '84)
My brother Willie A (2004 Alpe D'Huez)
My Mom's cousin Frankie Moser (1985? 51.151)
My uncle Ernie (2005 E1)
My old man Tommy (Racing Professional ? '84)
My brother Willie A (2004 Alpe D'Huez)
My Mom's cousin Frankie Moser (1985? 51.151)
My uncle Ernie (2005 E1)
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