Colnago ...Here we go again 70th anniversary and in steel. 70 made.

[ChromeChainstay]

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kind of retro

 

[ChromeChainstay]

history of et al.

 

[jim haseltine]

There's a range of limited edition (numbered) clothing to go with it. If you have to ask for the prices you shouldn't even think of buying any.

 

[sjcprojects]

Perfect for all those hedge fund managers out there. The derailleurs are seriously fugly, though, especially on such a refined frame.

 

[pigman]

I've already bagged two to ride over the winter

 

[bikeworkshop]

Funny how internal cable/hose/wiring routing, through axles and internal seatpost binder, tapered fork steerer, t47 bb - all things that became necessary on carbon frames, have been carried backwards, making the frame material a statement only.

 

[jim haseltine]

The technology behind the 3D printed lugs is impressive but that's about as far as it goes - the frame is fugly and so is the Campagnolo group set.
And that's from a long-time (40 year) Colnago rider. I'd could also say that I'm a 50 year Campagnolo fanboi but their products over the last decade haven't done anything for me. OK, the brifters on that set look alright but the bulky mechs are awful - reminding me of those massive Motorola 4500X mobile phones that only bodybuilders could lug around.
If I had unlimited disposable funds would I buy a Steelnovo?
No.