my new (old) COLNAGO
06-17-04 | 08:41 PM
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specs are as follows
Frame: 70's (i am gussing) Colnago record oro pro frame.
Wheels: Phil Wood Hight flange hubs on Mavic Open Pro cd rims
BB: campy
cranks: campy super record 165 (the old ones) I also haev a set of the non fluted version of these but they are not on the bike
pedals: mks ROYAL NUEVO with toshi double staps
seat post: campy chorus ti.
seat: brooks b17
headset: chris king (but the botttom cup is campy i haven't put the chris king piece on the fork yet.
stem: colnago (3ttt) this is an old stem it has colnago machined into the side and the logo machined on the front of it.
bars: not sure. these are very thin bullhorns (38 max) i have not been able to find a bullhorn as nice.
i hope you like. needs a good cleaning and what not but i am too busy riding it. I have also included a pic of the bottom bracket. I love the details
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Frame: 70's (i am gussing) Colnago record oro pro frame.
Wheels: Phil Wood Hight flange hubs on Mavic Open Pro cd rims
BB: campy
cranks: campy super record 165 (the old ones) I also haev a set of the non fluted version of these but they are not on the bike
pedals: mks ROYAL NUEVO with toshi double staps
seat post: campy chorus ti.
seat: brooks b17
headset: chris king (but the botttom cup is campy i haven't put the chris king piece on the fork yet.
stem: colnago (3ttt) this is an old stem it has colnago machined into the side and the logo machined on the front of it.
bars: not sure. these are very thin bullhorns (38 max) i have not been able to find a bullhorn as nice.
i hope you like. needs a good cleaning and what not but i am too busy riding it. I have also included a pic of the bottom bracket. I love the details
d
06-17-04 | 08:57 PM
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From: San Francisco
Originally Posted by dwylie75
specs are as follows
Frame: 70's (i am gussing) Colnago record oro pro frame.
Wheels: Phil Wood Hight flange hubs on Mavic Open Pro cd rims
BB: campy
cranks: campy super record 165 (the old ones) I also haev a set of the non fluted version of these but they are not on the bike
pedals: mks ROYAL NUEVO with toshi double staps
seat post: campy chorus ti.
seat: brooks b17
headset: chris king (but the botttom cup is campy i haven't put the chris king piece on the fork yet.
stem: colnago (3ttt) this is an old stem it has colnago machined into the side and the logo machined on the front of it.
bars: not sure. these are very thin bullhorns (38 max) i have not been able to find a bullhorn as nice.
i hope you like. needs a good cleaning and what not but i am too busy riding it. I have also included a pic of the bottom bracket. I love the details
d
Frame: 70's (i am gussing) Colnago record oro pro frame.
Wheels: Phil Wood Hight flange hubs on Mavic Open Pro cd rims
BB: campy
cranks: campy super record 165 (the old ones) I also haev a set of the non fluted version of these but they are not on the bike
pedals: mks ROYAL NUEVO with toshi double staps
seat post: campy chorus ti.
seat: brooks b17
headset: chris king (but the botttom cup is campy i haven't put the chris king piece on the fork yet.
stem: colnago (3ttt) this is an old stem it has colnago machined into the side and the logo machined on the front of it.
bars: not sure. these are very thin bullhorns (38 max) i have not been able to find a bullhorn as nice.
i hope you like. needs a good cleaning and what not but i am too busy riding it. I have also included a pic of the bottom bracket. I love the details
d
Nice bike. Very classy. The new colnagos seem to have the gaudiest in-your-face paint job. Whatever happend.
06-17-04 | 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by commander_taco
Nice bike. Very classy. The new colnagos seem to have the gaudiest in-your-face paint job. Whatever happend.
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06-18-04 | 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by commander_taco
Nice bike. Very classy. The new colnagos seem to have the gaudiest in-your-face paint job. Whatever happend.
06-18-04 | 10:43 AM
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From: The Poconos, PA
Bikes: Converted 1997 Trek Singletrack 930 singlespeed and a Kona Lavadome singlespeed, fixed Dahon folding bike, fixed 27" Miyata road bike, early 70's Raleigh Chopper
Originally Posted by dwylie75
not sure i understand your question.
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