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Re: Re: Thanks Adam! I appreciate the kind words!

Re: Re: Thank you Pat! I appreciate excellent craftsmanship, as I know you must too!

Re: Re: Only moved the levers for the pictures. Didn't bother rotating the crank.

Re: Re: Thank you thank you. Gum walls are too traditional for me though. As far as the Benotto wrap over Cinelli...I prefer a little cushion for the hands, plus, I don't care for Benotto's shiny colors.

Re: Re: Haha! Thanks. Wheelchairs don't actually come with white tires though guy. But you should do that with your build, along with the rest of the world, as that's the norm. I however decided to go with white Vittoria Zaffiro Pro's because of an older Basso I built years ago. Thanks for the...

Thanks for the love! I prefer the aero Maillard pedals with the Christophe toe clips and straps. Similar to my campy c-record pedals. Plus, the Mavic pedals only come in those big clumpy clip-in style, or the older version, which isn't a style I'm particularly fond of.

Thanks Jamie! Indeed it does ride weightlessly! Like a surf board on a wave with no rider!

Thank you John J!

After completing a dream of mine, (a NOS Colnago Master Olympic build), I set out to accomplish another. I owned a 1984 Peugeot Super Vitus that was paired with the typical Stronglight crank, Weinmann side pull calipers and levers, Peugeot branded Simplex rear derailleur, Peugeot branded...

After completing a dream of mine, (a NOS Colnago Master Olympic build), I set out to accomplish another. I owned a 1984 Peugeot Super Vitus that was paired with the typical Stronglight crank, Weinmann side pull calipers and levers, Peugeot branded Simplex rear derailleur, Peugeot branded...

Thank you thank you! No, mid 80's on I believe, before getting pressure from the IOC as you are aware :-) Rides like a bird flies in the clouds :-) Beautifully! I found this from Colnago's wiki: Master (mid-1980s to present) Mainly constructed with Columbus nivachrome "Gilco" shaped steel...

Thank you good sir!

Thank you! Saddle and stem height haven't been set tbh. I knew I'd take ish for the cross levers, but hey, I wanted 'em, heh :-) Thanks for the love/hate!

Thanks Retro!

About $3-$4K USD :-)

Thank you!

Good eye! Yes. Kostas was kind enough to take the record parts off of the gen 1 and put them on the master olympic for me :-)

I finally completed my dream bike project! It's a rare Colnago Master Olympic. Mid 80's. Purchased the frame, campagnolo c-record 170mm 52/42 crankset, campy c-record 2nd generation rear derailleur, campy c-record braze on front derailleur, campy c-record aero seat post, campy c-record headset...