Pinarello Treviso 61ct

[Cossington]

Having a sort out and reducing my collection. I have for sale a large steel Pinarello frame and forks. Columbus SL, with Campagnolo dropouts and original Pinarello chrome fork.

Dimensions-
Seat tube 61cm (ct), (or 59.5 cc)
Top tube 58cm
head tube c19.2cm

I bought a stripped Pinarello frame with chrome forks, last Autumn.
I sent it off to be powder coated (red). I then masked off and sprayed a white panel to the seat and down tube, myself. To be honest, not the neatest paint job. It looks fine from 5 feet away, but lack of precision becomes clearer on closer inspection (edges not crisp, some bumps and slight discolouration in the paint). I've applied Pinarello decals, which have been clear-coated over. The head badge decal has smudged slightly, when I applied the clear coat over it.

Lovely, classic frame and forks. The frame is in good condition, freshly powder-coated, but the detailing, which I applied, is not perfect. Its always difficult to do justice to the condition, but I don't wish to 'over-sell' the frame and someone be disappointed. Includes Chorus bottom bracket and threaded head set.

Pics here -
http://s1129.photobucket.com/albums/m51 ... d%20forks/

From my research of old Pinarello catalogues it seems to be a Treviso, with its chromed DS chain stay and forks.

Great frame and forks for £150 posted in UK, or make me an offer...

Any further info/ questions/ pics needed, fire away.

David

 

[Cossington]

Price reduced to £150, posted in the UK.

Lovely, classic Italian frame and forks for this money.

David

 

[LaurenceCardiff]

Hi David,

Apologies to delude you with questions, I was just wondering what the chrome on the fork was like?

The frame is a beauty, it was just the colour scheme I wasn't too keen on if you don't mind my saying.

Thank you kindly,

Laurence

 

[LaurenceCardiff]

I'm also not entirely sure if the pictures do the bike justice, it is difficult to make out details in some of them, but you might well disagree.

Laurence

 

[Cossington]

My apologies for the poor quality photography - not my forte.
I will try to get some higher resolution pics taken to give a better view of the details. Now how do I do that with this camera...?

The chrome on the chainstay and fork is in very good nick.
I'll give you a few more details (hopefully with better pics), tomorrow.

Regards,

David