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An Italian gent from Canada came down and bought it from me. He said It really hard to find these that haven't been repainted.

I just want vintage components on my vintage bikes. There was nothing wrong with Campy N. Record derailleurs or brake levers. Or top tube brake cable clubs, or etc, Etc.

Shout it to the top...

where are you located? Bike flights!! $200 to Asia $200 to mainland Europe $200 to East Coast USA

1971, young couple from Eugene Oregon (hippies) got married and honeymooned by backpacking around Europe. They got to Milan and saw lots of people on bikes. Italians aren't as known as the French and English for bike touring, but they didn't know that. They asked about a bike shop. Someone...

There is a neat story to this bike. I’ll tell if someone asks

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New Lower Price…. *$1500 includes $200 towards shipping which I discovered is Bike Flights average price to US, Asia, Europe. I don't understand duties so that part would be on you. $1300 if picked up in Portland OR (or Seattle, loves me a road trip) It had grab on grips which I tore off as...

Built over the winter. Today was a rare sunny day to ride to a happy hour. All panto parts

It took me more than one attempt too. And I own two of the rarest!! A Colnago Tandem (#11 out of 11) and the bike Ernesto gifted to Mr Molteni when he was facing criminal charges for sausage shenanigans.

I found a pre-date campy triple crank to put on a vintage 1971 cinelli. To take up chain slack, I had to choose between a Campy rally I had or just using the SOMA long cage (on a '71 campy NR RD) I also had laying around. I went with the SOMA and while it does hang low (Its longer than the...

Update, I have asked others and located #10, holland, #3, Switzerland, #8, Texas.

Luckily, I was just speaking with Greg in Austin about colnago decals. He says pre-80s bikes they were surface mounted, not under the clear coat so you should be able to remove one or the other and correct. Others are right about the pre-1978/post-1978 safety nonsense on the components, but...

We don't know what it looks like.

I thought I knew a thing or two. What makes it a "JUNIOR?"

And now…. On way to champagne ride/bike prom Note to self: strapping champagne bucket that far back makes it unstable Better to carry on a front rack, or better still, in belly.

Howdy from the states. Rumor is, 11 such tandems were build, some have the Mixte style diagonal tubing for rigidity, some do not. Supposedly, this was build for the 1980 Olympics that the American's eventually boycotted, something about Russia being evil back then. Mine is stamped #11 on...

OK, old thread for sure. But the braze-on cable guides were widely considered normal and not a custom add on by 1975 as you stated. However, DeRosa (I own 3 early ones, including one Molteni team frame) was doing this for top riders on their request. Colnago started selling mass produced...

since edit is an option. here is my email. As soon as you see it, respond here and I'll edit it away. robertvolz@comcast.net

not an option. Is it because I'm new??