yojay72

i came across this bike while cleaning out a family members house in Colorado
only info i got was it was bought new in 2002-2003 in Aspen
i can find pics on line but no real info
any help would be appreciated

yojay72

pic

shafter

Looks like a bike, bro.

Hardrock23

Found this -

Colnago and Ferrari collectively create the amazing Limited Edition CF2 dual suspension mountain bicycle. A small number of the CF2 Limited Edition completely built bicycles are being allocated to the US market. The Colnago CF2 frame displays the Ferrari Trademark Emblem (Baracca's Prancing Horse) and Ernesto Colnago's signature on the top tube (shown above). The the rear portion (Colnago) of the frame is clear coated revealing nude carbon while the front portion (Ferrari) of the frame is painted in Ferrari Red. The Colnago-Ferrari CF1 is only being offered as a complete bicycle. Ernesto Colnago dedicated the CF2 to Ferrari in recognition and appreciation of their long-lasting relationship and Ferrari's commitment to technology.
The Colnago-Ferrari CF2 monocoque carbon fiber dual suspension bicycle includes:

Monocoque high modulus carbon fiber front end frame

Dual pivot CNC aluminium rear end

Rock Shox Sid SL suspension front fork

Rock Shox Sid XC rear suspension

Shimano XTR Components

Hydraulic disc brakes

Ferrari Red Signature Stem

Colnago CF1 signature saddle

Exclusive All-Black tires (just like a Ferrari race car!)

Colnago Carbon Fiber Pen

Shimano M959 Wheels

Sizes: (S) 42 cm, (M) 45 cm, or (L) 49 cm

Certificate of Authenticity signed by Ernesto Colnago


and this -


In February 2002, Ferrari and Colnago - a renowned Italian manufacturer of sporting bicycles - will offer a new bicycle in the exclusive Ferrari look: the CF2 mountainbike. Following the tremendous success of the CF1 racing cycle of which 500 units were made during 2000, and which sold out immediately, the CF2 will be manufactured in a limited production run of 999 examples. Like the CF1, the CF2 will be dedicated to the Scuderia Ferrari.
The CF2 will again sport the red Ferrari look and the open carbonfibre structure which were elements of the CF1's design.
Features are an independent triangle at the front made of carbonfibre and an all-alloy trapezium to the rear. The suspension of the rear trapezium is equipped with a lever system that gurarantees excellent comfort and performance both for off road- and street use. Front- and rear suspension are adjustable to the cycler's individual needs. The CF2 features a hydraulic disc-brake system.
Ernesto Colnago stated: "I am very proud to link the world famous Ferrari brand once again with Colnago. And I am sure, that this mountainbike will even surpass the success of the CF1 racing cycle. It offers the most advanced technology on the market." 

Luca di Montezemolo added: "It is a great pleasure that Colnago - after they already dedicated a very advanced racing cycle like the CF1 to us - now even finished a mountainbike in the colours of the Scuderia Ferrari. This demonstrates their unique capability of research, design and technology."
The CF2 will be sold through Ferrari authorized dealers at a price in the region of 8.000 Euros .

Hardrock23

The saddle is a Terry Butterfly*, though. Great saddle. The rail will tell you which model (by what the rails are made of, ex - Terry Butterly Ti (titanium) etc)

*If its a butterfly, its a womans saddle. If its a fly, a mens saddle. I cant see from the pic

RonH

If it fits you then jump on it and ride it like you stole it.

yojay72

Looking to purschase a S-Works Demo 8
And trying to figure if there's any value in this to possible sell it

yojay72

Titanium

Hardrock23

Check ebay & google for "Terry Fly Ti saddle" for the msrp & what they usually sell for now. Thats an older model but terry saddles still sell good. The new ones cost $150 and up.

Hardrock23

Terry Fly Ti saddle | eBay

Hardrock23

https://www.google.com/search?q=terr...utf-8&oe=utf-8

yojay72

Thanks for info
What I'm trying to figure out is an about value of complete
Bike
considering trying to sell it to fund another bike

Hardrock23

I havent found any that have been sold, in my searches. But the ones that iv found, with comparing to the road bike version, a couple-few thousand (2-4K), is what people seem to think they'll get for them, at least. The road bike version sold for over 3k on ebay. I would just post it up for what you want, and put an "OBO" on it. There isnt much info on these, and they seem to be more of a collectors bike. Only a handful were made. It has great parts on it, so you could always sell the group and frame separately...or try a bike shop.

John_V 

According to the Bicycle Blue Book, the road versions of these bikes were $9,000-$15,000 MSRP and are selling for $2,000-$5,000 in like new condition. I think your biggest selling point on this bike is the limited number made. I couldn't find anything on the mountain bike models.

fietsbob

Aspen Being About as Posh a zip code as there is in the US, why not buy then abandon one of those..