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02-13-17, 11:23 AM
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@calamarichris Those are great pictures--thanks! I was planning on attending that event, I am sorry I did not go through with it.
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02-13-17, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by eja_ bottecchia
@calamarichris Those are great pictures--thanks! I was planning on attending that event, I am sorry I did not go through with it.
Bring your Italian bike and let me know the next time you're around North San Diego County. I know some nice rides, restaurants, and breweries.
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02-13-17, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by calamarichris
Quandas bellas! Is that last one on PCH, around Point Mugu? That is a great, great ride. Terah and I are going to Amtrak our bikes up to Santa Barbara and ride back to Carlsbad on that route again this Spring.
Bring your Italian bike and let me know the next time you're around North San Diego County. I know some nice rides, restaurants, and breweries.
Bring your Italian bike and let me know the next time you're around North San Diego County. I know some nice rides, restaurants, and breweries.
Good eye! It IS right next to Mugu Rock.
I love to ride on PCH from Ventura down to Malibu or Santa Monica. In April May of last year, there was a pod of whales visible from PCH. The pod seemed to hang around for a couple of weeks. It was quite a sight!
I like that picture next to Missile Park. I stop there often.
I was in La Jolla a couple of years ago when my daughter was attending a surfing festival. I took my bike and rode. some beautiful sights.
I will let you know the next time I am there.
02-13-17, 04:53 PM
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My Italian Columbus Tubed Steve Goff but built in Skelmersdale,UK.
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My 80's Somec 63cm
For sale.
For sale.
I have a Steve Goff built with Columbus Tubing (Designer Select which is of three different grades) and finished in a modern Flamboyant Blue. It is finished over a flash of Silver - I believe it does look good but alas it does not have that really deep lustre that the frame would have had with a pre Satin Chrome finish.
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02-14-17, 05:39 AM
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03-23-17, 04:46 PM
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Here's my latest Italian Ride. A TSX tubed Billato Brothers built Greg Lemond Maillot Jaune. This is one sweet bike, in great shape, Campagnolo Components, fast, comfortable, perfect!
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03-23-17, 05:35 PM
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My Tommasini Prestige, most likely a 1986.
This bike is most likely the same one posted a few years back. https://www.bikeforums.net/13981218-post1.html
Not too many pink Tommies hanging around the place, and the frame has the same paint damage on the downtube, above the right shifter. It is probably from the front brake cable attachment arm and adjuster hitting the tube. It can be seen on the frame and fork picture clearly.
This bike is most likely the same one posted a few years back. https://www.bikeforums.net/13981218-post1.html
Not too many pink Tommies hanging around the place, and the frame has the same paint damage on the downtube, above the right shifter. It is probably from the front brake cable attachment arm and adjuster hitting the tube. It can be seen on the frame and fork picture clearly.
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03-28-17, 06:43 AM
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I don't know much about these bikes and there is little information about them. I built this frame this winter with parts I had laying around and find it rides at least as smooth as my carbon bike. I would assume that it would have originally came with campy components but like I have said I cannot track down anything. My hope is to acquire all the correct components for this model of bike, I assume it is a 2000.
03-28-17, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Citoyen du Monde
All Eye-talian 'cept for the saddle, and at least it is a Brooks Campagnolo...
03-28-17, 04:52 PM
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Lots of great bikes here!
Two more I-talians
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03-30-17, 02:26 AM
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Wow some truly awesome bikes here!
Here's mine in it's sorry state, currently undergoing a restoration where I will keep the existing paint, but most of the chrome is sadly too far gone. The horrible light will be replaced with one that looks period but with LED inside.
I'm doing it as a bike to use regularly not a perfect gleaming example (or that's the plan so far...)
More pics on the FB page
https://www.facebook.com/legnanovint...lerestoration/
Here's mine in it's sorry state, currently undergoing a restoration where I will keep the existing paint, but most of the chrome is sadly too far gone. The horrible light will be replaced with one that looks period but with LED inside.
I'm doing it as a bike to use regularly not a perfect gleaming example (or that's the plan so far...)
More pics on the FB page
https://www.facebook.com/legnanovint...lerestoration/
03-30-17, 10:55 AM
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My C-Record Bianchi Mondiale
Biachi Mondiale.jpg
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03-30-17, 11:26 AM
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tre italiani
Early '70s:
Cinelli SC by BJ Stevens, on Flickr
Mid '70s:
Bianchi 00 5 11 by BJ Stevens, on Flickr
Mid'80s:
Bianchi 86 by BJ Stevens, on Flickr
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Cinelli SC by BJ Stevens, on FlickrMid '70s:
Bianchi 00 5 11 by BJ Stevens, on FlickrMid'80s:
Bianchi 86 by BJ Stevens, on FlickrBrad
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03-31-17, 01:56 AM
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Wow - another page full of those wonderful I-talians.
03-31-17, 02:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Stevensb
Early '70s:
Cinelli SC by BJ Stevens, on Flickr
Mid '70s:
Bianchi 00 5 11 by BJ Stevens, on Flickr
Mid'80s:
Bianchi 86 by BJ Stevens, on Flickr
Brad
Cinelli SC by BJ Stevens, on FlickrMid '70s:
Bianchi 00 5 11 by BJ Stevens, on FlickrMid'80s:
Bianchi 86 by BJ Stevens, on FlickrBrad
Of course I love the drillium on your Cinelli
I'd like to see some closeups of those hole-y bits.
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03-31-17, 05:16 PM
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Here are my two. A not-so-vintage 2000 Vianelli Corsa and a 1989 Bianchi Giro. The previous owner had upgraded the Giro with C Record delta brakes. Both great riders.
04-15-17, 05:01 AM
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Sir_Name, that's a nice 'Nago, even down to the red pulleys. I realize it's Italian but can you actually ride Connecticut's hills with that gearing?? 
I should post this from yesterday:
I should post this from yesterday:
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04-15-17, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by jimmuller
Sir_Name, that's a nice 'Nago, even down to the red pulleys. I realize it's Italian but can you actually ride Connecticut's hills with that gearing?? [/IMG]
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Originally Posted by qcpmsame
@Sir_Name, beautiful 'nago. I ever tire of seeing the beautiful Sarroni(?) red colourway.
Polishing that deep red must be a pleasure, no other red comes close IMHO.
Polishing that deep red must be a pleasure, no other red comes close IMHO.
The Tommasini looks great. (dé jà vu all over again...)Save
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04-15-17, 05:39 PM
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@Sir_Name, beautiful 'nago. I ever tire of seeing the beautiful Sarroni(?) red colourway.
Polishing that deep red must be a pleasure, no other red comes close IMHO.
Polishing that deep red must be a pleasure, no other red comes close IMHO.
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04-17-17, 11:01 PM
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1991 Tommasini Competizione. I've posted this bike before but this recent photo came out so nice I thought I'd share it again. I took this shot on April 15th, 2017 during a 70 mile (113 km) ride in Phoenix Arizona.
