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Selling my Lazzaretti D Zero frameset (from Ciclo Lazzaretti in Roma, Italy). It is handmade with top of the line Deda Zero heat treated tube set that is fully fillet brazed...it is beautiful. The frame is fully chromed with great paint. Seat and chain stays as well as front and rear dropouts are chrome. The bottom tube is ovalized, internal rear brake cable routing and braze on front derailleur. Fork is Deda ZeroUno and is pantographed "LR". “LR” is also pantographed on the BB shell and the seat stay cluster.
Bottom bracket stamping reads:
“52x53 Dedalo 0 DA RE”
Tube set sticker reads:
“D Zero Tubi alleggeriti a sezione variabile. Acciaio 18 MCDV6 HT”
Fork sticker reads:
“D Zerouno Foderi rinforzati Acciaio 18 MCDV6”
Steerer tube is stamped:
“52x53 Dedalo DA RE”
This is a classic, gorgeous and rare frame. It is pro level quality. I would put it at about 1995ish, as it was outfitted with a full Campagnolo Record 8 speed group and Shamals.
Here is more info on the Lazzaretti shop and its history:
http://www.reddit.com/r/cycling/comment ... _built_by/
The frame measures 52cm seat tube and 53cm top tube (c-2-c) with 31" standover. 27.2 post, 1" head tube, Italian BB shell, Italian fork threads, braze on FD and 130mm rear spacing. Also included is a 3T Status stem (115mm), 3T Forma SL Ergo handlebars (42cm), Campagnolo seat binder bolt, a Campagnolo BB cable guide and a very nice Campagnolo Record Titanium 8 speed era bottom bracket with Record crank bolts.
Overall the paint is excellent. There are a few areas of minor chips through to chrome expected of a ridden frame. There is also some flaking at the FD braze on and the BB cluster. By no means do these blems detract from the beauty of the frame. They will mostly be invisible once it is built back up. Absolutely no dents, dings or cracks anywhere. The chrome is as close to perfect as you can come.
$550
Shipping will be $85 to most of Western Europe (from USA). This includes insurance for purchase price and full professional packing.
Selling my Lazzaretti D Zero frameset (from Ciclo Lazzaretti in Roma, Italy). It is handmade with top of the line Deda Zero heat treated tube set that is fully fillet brazed...it is beautiful. The frame is fully chromed with great paint. Seat and chain stays as well as front and rear dropouts are chrome. The bottom tube is ovalized, internal rear brake cable routing and braze on front derailleur. Fork is Deda ZeroUno and is pantographed "LR". “LR” is also pantographed on the BB shell and the seat stay cluster.
Bottom bracket stamping reads:
“52x53 Dedalo 0 DA RE”
Tube set sticker reads:
“D Zero Tubi alleggeriti a sezione variabile. Acciaio 18 MCDV6 HT”
Fork sticker reads:
“D Zerouno Foderi rinforzati Acciaio 18 MCDV6”
Steerer tube is stamped:
“52x53 Dedalo DA RE”
This is a classic, gorgeous and rare frame. It is pro level quality. I would put it at about 1995ish, as it was outfitted with a full Campagnolo Record 8 speed group and Shamals.
Here is more info on the Lazzaretti shop and its history:
http://www.reddit.com/r/cycling/comment ... _built_by/
The frame measures 52cm seat tube and 53cm top tube (c-2-c) with 31" standover. 27.2 post, 1" head tube, Italian BB shell, Italian fork threads, braze on FD and 130mm rear spacing. Also included is a 3T Status stem (115mm), 3T Forma SL Ergo handlebars (42cm), Campagnolo seat binder bolt, a Campagnolo BB cable guide and a very nice Campagnolo Record Titanium 8 speed era bottom bracket with Record crank bolts.
Overall the paint is excellent. There are a few areas of minor chips through to chrome expected of a ridden frame. There is also some flaking at the FD braze on and the BB cluster. By no means do these blems detract from the beauty of the frame. They will mostly be invisible once it is built back up. Absolutely no dents, dings or cracks anywhere. The chrome is as close to perfect as you can come.
$550
Shipping will be $85 to most of Western Europe (from USA). This includes insurance for purchase price and full professional packing.
