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Re: COLNAGO ART DECOR ROAD BIKE CAMPAGNOLO size 58 Sold

Re: COLNAGO ART DECOR ROAD BIKE CAMPAGNOLO size 58 Gower - South Wales

Re: COLNAGO ART DECOR ROAD BIKE CAMPAGNOLO size 58 Yes, bottom price as need to shift as the old n + 1 equation has girl trouble. Got to be a good deal, rides beautifully, bags of style without the problems of downtube shifters and poor brakes.

A classic bit of Italian style. This mid 1990's Colnago in desirable Art Decor paintwork in excellent condition. Chrome fork ends and chain stay in good condition, some small chips have been hand touched up by a previous owner, Columbus 'Thron" steel tubing it has the ohe odd pain chip here...

Three , like this one. Thanks for your help, any other thoughts greatly accepted. Jem http://www.foxgalleria.com/bici/sport/index.html

Thanks again. Many of the frame details like this one http://www.foxgalleria.com/bici/sport/index.html http://www.foxgalleria.com/bici/sport/index.html except the lack of club lug on this one. I;ll dig some more but thanks for the starting point and a fair stab at a wild guess Thanks for...

Thanks Johnny. To be honest I was hoping someone was going to say the 'C' word but know it is a minefield due to different frame builders they used and the lack of reliable coding. There are no numbers on the frame anywhere. Many thanks for your reply and your link. Do I dare put a colnago...

First timer to retrobike rebuild (previously cars and motorbikes). Do I find out what this is and painstakingly restore it? If so how do I find out what it is? Or just paint it how I like and not worry about logos? Cheers for your time and help. Columbus Tubing and Forks All Campag dropouts...

Thanks for showing me your beautiful bikes. I am now on a mission. Sourced a nice Colnago master frame for £600 and now looking for the rest of the parts. Thanks Retro Bike

Both the above are good answers. Like the rebuild idea, could also cope with new wheels. I'm new to this site, can anyone direct me to good examples of retro rebuilds? Jem

I love my 1980's Bob Jackson steel framed racer covered in campag bling, However, I feel i should be dragged kicking and screaming into this century with a modern , light, fast bike. I tried a Specialized Allez that I hated, no soul at all. So what do i buy? I'd love something italian but...