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A bit too old-skool for a lot of them now, I guess. Not much call for frame-prepping tools nowadays, a lot of the younger mechanics probably aren't even aware of them. Plenty of shops must still have these tools as legacy kit from the old days but, in your case, I think that a 1 1/8" threaded...

Whilst I can't help you in supplying one, I'd say that if you just want this for one job then it's probably worth just getting it done at a bike shop. Yes, buying these new is expensive but that is what good-quality engineering tools cost e.g. Park, VAR etc. There are cheaper options which will...

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Good stuff with the cars. It's a lot quicker, easier and cheaper to restore and maintain bicycles, though - even Colnagos with Campagnolo Record. I'll send you a PM about something that you may be interested in.

It sounds as if you've been through the wars in various ways but it's nice to hear that things seem to have worked out eventually. Your Colnago is what I consider the classic-looking racing-bike of the late-80s to mid-90's period when designs reached their aesthetic peak. Also a couple of my...

Re: I have a 111mm* Campag - think it's Veloce - that's had only light use and is in good condition that you can have for £15 inc postage. Send me a PM or email if interested. *I doubt if +0.5mm on each side will matter.

Re: Have sent a PM.

Re: How much do you need and whereabouts are you?

Re: I have an M952 with those specs. If interested, then email me and I'll send you some photos.

Re: I have some RC36 Stealth. Send me a PM if you are interested.

Re: I'll send you a PM.

Re: What frame size, wheel size, condition etc are you looking for?

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Re: Whereabouts do you live, Tamandua

Re: Hi Richard I have a pair if ishaw doesn't have any luck finding his. Kev

Re: Nice photos, Augustus, thanks for posting them. When did you take these? Is Masi still working there? Did you visit just to take the photos and see the workshop? 3 or 4 years ago I'm sure I read that an American company had bought the workshop and name (I'm aware of the existing Masi...

Re: That is class. What size is the frame, please?

Re: Completed.

It makes me wonder how these sort of bikes end up in these situations. The Casati would have been very expensive to buy: the Deltas date it to approx. very early 90's, assuming it is in its original build, and it must have been the owner's 'good bike' for a few years at least. Then what became...