I don't think so, mine was a '95 Master Alloy with aluminium forks. They were raced by the team but the two yellow ones posted, which look to me to be the same frames, have different cable routing than my Master. All the other Master Alloy frames I have seen have the same routing as mine, also the square/diamond tubesets, those yellow frames look more round?
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I don't think so, mine was a '95 Master Alloy with aluminium forks. They were raced by the team but the two yellow ones posted, which look to me to be the same frames, have different cable routing than my Master. All the other Master Alloy frames I have seen have the same routing as mine, also the square/diamond tubesets, those yellow frames look more round?
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I have an Anglo Italian saddle on my commuter.
That Bio saddle is awesome. I love that design. I am not sure, but is that the same as used on the Colnago C35 mtb? The pattern is different but the saddle shape is similar.
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Hotwheels.
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Same shape as a Turbo afaik. Not sure about the Colnago spec., they also made the reverse colours of mine with the fade going the other way.
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I couldn't remember what the Italian name was on the saddle, so just got home and had a look.
Rampichino, I think.
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Rampichino = Mountain Bike...
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I put it in Google translate, it came out as tree creeper? Weird.
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Lovely bike man!
But the top yellow one has similar frame type to yours - bottom yellow is more
Rounder tubes that’s for sure
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