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Old 06-10-09, 07:43 PM
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Guerciotti Pista

Might pick up a late 80's Guerciotti GPS 7200-Pista. It is a 50cm.

Heres a link to the catalog of that model

Just wondering how much it's worth/what to offer. Here's what the owner has to say about it:

"Mine is bright red with yellow, bone stock with Suntour Superbe Pro Pista everything (2 sets of wheels - one tubular, one clincher). Cinelli bar/stem, perfect color-coordinated tires. Absolutely showroom perfect in every aspect except the original yellow bar tape is a bit faded now from sitting so long (can't bear to replace it as it is original)."

Pics for clicks of this gorgeous Guerciotti

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Not feeling the radial laced rear, but nice looking frame, and expensive track parts. If this bike was what i was into, I would say the frame is about 600-800 and parts about 300-500. So anywhere from $900-$1300.
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i for one am feeling the radial laced rear...would i feel comfortable beating on it too much? probably not.
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Radial raced rear is bad bad bad, factor a wheel rebuild in unless you want to walk home and then spend money to fix it
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Originally Posted by schnee
Radial raced rear is bad bad bad, factor a wheel rebuild in unless you want to walk home and then spend money to fix it
+1

That radial wheel will last for one strong acceleration or deceleration. But, it looks awesome.

Original yellow bar tape?! That's got to be 20+ years old...and nasty. Sweat on it once and the fluid might activate some dormant cooties.
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Looks like the rear has a cross on the drive side.
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Picture is just for reference, its not that exact bike. It belongs to a mrwhite
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That wheel is not radially laced on the drive side, it is fine.
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Sounds like a great bike. You'd better bring cash and buy it soon if you want a deal. I'd guess this bike would easily fetch $1200+ on Ebay. The only limiting factor is the frame size.

If you had to build and buy this up as parts in mint condition, you'd be looking at well above $1200 given the current prices of vintage track frames/parts. I say this because I've been trying to do this for six months and finally gave up and built up a vintage Italian road frame as a FG. It still cost me about $1500 with excellent condition early 80's Campy parts.

Plus you're getting an extra set of wheels.
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