My new MARNATI columbus Spirit for Lugs
03-30-11 | 09:18 AM
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My new MARNATI columbus Spirit for Lugs
finally handed it to me!
just got my new MARNATI
Columbus Spirit,
Richard Sachs Lugs
Full Campagnolo Record 10 st
and a beautiful pair of hubs ELECTRA TICINO copy of the beautiful CAMPAGNOLO C RECORD SHERIFF STAR
a gift from my friend Steven
I can not wait to try it
just got my new MARNATI
Columbus Spirit,
Richard Sachs Lugs
Full Campagnolo Record 10 st
and a beautiful pair of hubs ELECTRA TICINO copy of the beautiful CAMPAGNOLO C RECORD SHERIFF STAR
a gift from my friend Steven
I can not wait to try it
03-30-11 | 09:26 AM
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Steven is an excellent man!
This is Stefano, who, along with Steven, is why i have my Marnati.
That bike is a vision. it's simple, classic, distinguished and effective as heck. I love every single part of this bike, from the headbadge to the lugs to the component choices.
I like the hubs, and seem to remember those!
This is Stefano, who, along with Steven, is why i have my Marnati.
That bike is a vision. it's simple, classic, distinguished and effective as heck. I love every single part of this bike, from the headbadge to the lugs to the component choices.
I like the hubs, and seem to remember those!
03-30-11 | 09:55 AM
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Very Very nice. And Steve is the man.
I've never liked a Threadless Stem until now...that is really beautiful.
I've never liked a Threadless Stem until now...that is really beautiful.
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03-30-11 | 11:44 AM
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Beautiful.
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03-30-11 | 12:38 PM
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Can't say I'm crazy about the stem, but I am crazy about the frameset and the build.
What is it about Marnati frames that lend themselves such a C&V look, even with oversize tubing and modern components? I still can't put my finger on it.
Enjoy it!
-Kurt
What is it about Marnati frames that lend themselves such a C&V look, even with oversize tubing and modern components? I still can't put my finger on it.
Enjoy it!
-Kurt
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03-30-11 | 12:52 PM
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I am not at liberty to discuss specific pricing, but Master Marnati is quite reasonable, and if you're thinking about a custom I think it would behoove you to give him a call. You've all seen enough of his work to understand his substantial talents.
03-30-11 | 01:44 PM
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Steven is an excellent man!
This is Stefano, who, along with Steven, is why i have my Marnati.
That bike is a vision. it's simple, classic, distinguished and effective as heck. I love every single part of this bike, from the headbadge to the lugs to the component choices.
I like the hubs, and seem to remember those!
This is Stefano, who, along with Steven, is why i have my Marnati.
That bike is a vision. it's simple, classic, distinguished and effective as heck. I love every single part of this bike, from the headbadge to the lugs to the component choices.
I like the hubs, and seem to remember those!
thanks more
stefano
03-30-11 | 02:41 PM
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From: Lancaster County, PA
Bikes: '39 Hobbs, '58 Marastoni, '73 Italian custom, '75 Wizard, '76 Wilier, '78 Tom Kellogg, '79 Colnago Super, '79 Sachs, '81 Masi Prestige, '82 Cuevas, '83 Picchio Special, '84 Murray-Serotta, '85 Trek 170, '89 Bianchi, '90 Bill Holland, '94 Grandis
Beautiful, Stefano.
(Stefano sold me my Marastoni, and without my asking him to do so, substituted some period-correct parts for the ones originally on the bike. Mr. Marastoni can be seen holding the bike on the CR Marastoni page.)
(Stefano sold me my Marastoni, and without my asking him to do so, substituted some period-correct parts for the ones originally on the bike. Mr. Marastoni can be seen holding the bike on the CR Marastoni page.)
03-30-11 | 03:25 PM
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From: Teenage Wasteland, USA
Bikes: '74 Raleigh LTD-3, '76 Motobecane Grand Jubile, '83 Fuji TSIII (customized commuter), '10 Mercier Kilo WT (fixed obsession), '83 Bianchi Alloro, '92 Bridgestone MB-1 (project), '83 Specialized Expedition (project), '79 Peugeot UO-8 (sold)
Wow. Pretty much fantastic.
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