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happy to entertain offers -- PM/email.

yes. there's no evidence of wear at all on the fork-crown, suggesting a crown-race was never pressed-on. the steerer threads are pristine, suggesting a headset was never installed either. likewise the disc brake tab is pristine. i'm not familiar with any fork that can be mounted/used without...

really? it's +20 years old and what you're kvetching about is called "shop-wear". i purchased it from a bike-shop a couple years ago and have no idea when or how that shop-wear came to be. you'd have to ask the dozens of shop employees that may have fondled this fork over the past +2 decades.

on offer is a NOS Amp F3 XC Disc suspension fork! key features: - 1" steel threaded steerer (14" overall length with 3" threaded section) - disc tab (pre-ISO mount so you'll need to locate an adapter for ISO disc) - can also be DIY retrofitted with canti-studs - can be run threaded/threadless...

Wonderful fleet, well executed builds!

Re: Re: and optimism/hopefulness!

DIBS: 3TTT Alloy stem, 135mm PM sent!

first, let me say it's NOT 25.0mm. given the carbitubo was made by alan for colnago, i would have figured it to be 25.0mm. but i have a 25.0mm post (amclassic, spec verified with digital caliper), and it does not fit...much too skinny. so i slid the 25.8mm center-section from ITM bars in and...

if anyone knows where i might locate a set of these, please holla!

Re: in a manner of speaking, yes paris-roubaix winner Jean-Marie Wampers also rode similarly configured dropped top-tube frames.

in a manner of speaking, yes what you see is colnago's "Freuler" dropped top-tube design, developed for big swiss rider Urs Freuler in the '80s to maintain frame stiffness in the big frame size he required.