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Ha ha good spot, not as bad as my MK2 escort!!!

Yeah, it was used quite a bit I think. The guy had it wrapped , and my god it was a pain to remove. It honestly rides beautifully, it's just a bit heavy to honk up anything that steep

Yes how many ha ha ? It's hanging up at my warehouse at work ? I can do Monday ?

It's at the painters. Got rims hubs.......seatpost........

Avoid tbh. I remember Clover spokes back in the day. DT Dbl butted, or Sapim. On my bikes I polish the spokes on a polishing wheel with polishing soap. Looks mega in the summer ☀️

Ha ha no worries, I think I can manage though X X X

641 loctite

Someone may have run the headset loose???? You can run a center punch around the headset cups (male part!!!) About 15 -20 times, more the better. This does make it a snugger fit, but as the gent said above could be the wrong headset to start with !!!!

Ha ha I used to work for Tony at Dauphin

I have a f and it's pretty nice

C-record is the most beautiful groupset ever made. The shielded rear mech is a work of art. It just does not work very well

I had a customer with a Panasonic Titanium road bike. Really nice bit of kit

Panasonic make panaracer tires, so I am guessing the are panaracer latex tubes???

Yep, she's so pretty in the flesh. It's got a lovely patina to it

Never weighed it, but you would not want to drag it up any mountain

Purchased a while back. Owned by a ex Italian pro. Was his training bike. Never ride it as he had a alloy Bianchi and this one's a bit of a tank. Full NOS

Full c record on this one, along with the rare early hubs, that slip!! Proper block on it!!! Engraved seatpin and stem, purchased from a gent who worked in the Pinarello factory in Treviso. Yes the Delta's do work because they are set up properly

I used to have one of these as a junior in the 90's. I snapped it and then bought a Pinarello. Purchased this one in lock down as frame . Then built up over time and yes it has pedals and yes it gets ridden !! Proper cassette on it too.

I ride a "fixed wheel bicycle" at least once a week, on my 40 mile round trip commute to work. Both of my bikes run a 66" gear, its good for your core and hip movement, and improves your pedaling massively

I am neither a hipster nor ride in London, but it is what it is .........