CELO track fork ~ Anyone Know Jack About It?
 

Hey! I have a chrome "Celo" track fork on my Medici track frame.

Is this an aftermarket fork? Anyone have dirt on this puppy?

Here's a pic. And yes, I eat lots of oranges. What's leftover I sell on the off ramp.

celo europa was the house brand for a shop in southern california in the late 70's/80's.

they were made by colnago and imported to the states.

do you have a full pic of that bike?

i've said this before....how many freakin bikes do you own?

//jealous

yeah, i'd like to have a good look at that one.

It is a good fork.

S/F<
CEYA!

Too many!

I'm kinda liquidated some of the stock. I sold a bunch last week and maybe some more this week, which I'm interested in learning more about the fork. Thanks for all your help!

raygunner, if you ever get into the touring frame racket, let me know.

sheldon brown has some info on his site about it

also, here ya go:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...ht=celo+europa

and also my full bike version of it:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...50#post1072550

There was this Surly Long Hauler on eBay. I wanted to buy it & travel the country. If only I had the cash.

I always day dreaming of riding in upper Washington last August. It was a dream. My ass hurt. But still dreamy.

My brother thinks a Steamroller is a good touring frame. He took his with a 20 litre messenger style bag made in England on a two week trip through Italy.

That's how I tried to ride from Vancouver to SF. But I rode on a Merlin. A nice, nice Merlin. It didn't work. You need racks & paniers (sp?) and proper gear.