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It's either a Campagnolo Daytona/Centaur or Chorus seatpost from around 1999 or early 2000's. If you can stick a magnet to it then it's not titanium. The original finish on these was an anodised silver rather than a polished silver so it looks as though someone has had a go with some sandpaper...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/framehunt/albums/72157635204456723 The Fast Eddy (Eddie?) prototype reminds me of the Vitus ZX1 carbon frames in the shape and cable routing.

https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/brakes/diacompe-gc604-serrated-brake-washer/ SJS Cycles also stock different lengths of brake fixing nuts if needed and all sorts of other brake spares.

https://issuu.com/violetliu/stacks/693013cf71b04b9a929904c3c50574d1 Some Giant catalogues here seem to place the frame in 2003 with the same style of forks and double seat clamp design. I think the the first TCR's came out around 1997 maybe.

RJ the bike guy on Youtube might be worth a look too.

I'll take 1C and 1G if they're still available?

I have a pair, 42cm with a 26 clamp. Bought new from SJS Cycles a while back for a project but never got round to actually fitting them. They have two very light marks on the top side of the bars that you can hopefully see in the photos but otherwise they are spotless. I'm looking for £45...

Bit of a price difference too between the "fec alloy" version and the "titanium" version...

Whart's the width and stem length?

You might be a bit late...the advert was from 2010, and the seller hasn't visted the forum since 2014.

5500 is 9 speed so I'd suggest you're missing two cogs, probably the 12 and 13.

https://shop.mavic.com/en-gb/open-pro-c-j24200.html#1028=3283&1035=3501 According to their website they still have the Open Pro available in silver and 36 holes?

This is a 2003 Pinarello Galileo which has the same paint scheme as the OP's bike, but I would suggest that the OP's "Pinarello" isn't a genuine Pinarello as mentioned above with the very visible welding, different rear mech hanger, external headset cups, different decals and no pantographing...

How did you get on with the Montana cans? I've been looking for some better alternatives to the usual Halfords rattle cans and noticed ETOE uses them sometimes on his Youtube channel so that got me thinking they must be fairly decent quality paint cans and the fact you can get different nozzles...

I'll take the forks if you've still got them?

The link shows the 1990 catalogue and appears to show a frame with the same colour scheme on page 8 but doesn't list any frame in Cromor tubing though. https://2velo.com/daccordi-bicycle-catalogs The other link gives a better close up view of the colour schemes but unfortunately no model name...

Page 10 post #93 of this thread although it was back in 2013. Seems to be a long standing issue with Klein owners possibly, as on one of his Youtube videos from last year on a Klein Adroit restoration he was displaying a sign at 6.30mins in saying " No service for German douche bags! Same for...

Interested in the Centaur front mech if that's still available?

You're going to have to put prices up for the lot or for each wheelset as per the forum rules other wise your advert gets deleted. No doubt it'll be a pain given the number of wheels you seem to have but that's the rule unfortunately.

Might be worth checking out the Mercian Cyles website for small Campagnolo parts. www.merciancycles.co.uk Is this the Campagnolo diagram your're looking at? http://www.disraeligears.co.uk/Site/Campagnolo_-_2003_Spare_Parts_Tools_Catalogue_page_22.html Otherwise try to source a secondhand...