Show me your Corratec's

[james1985]

Ive sort of fancied a Corratec of some sort for a while now and done see many on here. Let me see what you have, weather its retro or modern.

 

[Double-E F]

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Hi bud,

You mean Corratec? Those colorful bow-like frames equipped with even more colorful parts (I remember seeing red ano rims and yellow tyres.. :roll: )?

 

[james1985]

Re: Re:

Hi bud,

You mean Corratec? Those colorful bow-like frames equipped with even more colorful parts (I remember seeing red ano rims and yellow tyres.. :roll: )?

Yes I most certainly do. Don't know how I managed to spell it wrong whilst looking at them on ebay. Edited my post to avoid further embarrassment.

 

[Cycle-Tech-Corr]

Ive sort of fancied a Corratec of some sort for a while now and done see many on here. Let me see what you have, weather its retro or modern.

 

[Cycle-Tech-Corr]

Hi James, these are mine! Cheers Uwe

 

[Factorycol]

Here's mine. Bought as a project for a rainy day. I've got the red ano discs for it, nothing else yet really.

Maybe it'll get finished off this spring.

 

[Cycle-Tech-Corr]

Very cool, the placement! If you need any parts from germany, corratec is my passion!

 

[Factorycol]

Very cool, the placement! If you need any parts from germany, corratec is my passion!

Thanks, we've got 10 bays in the roof here at my work, so the plan is to fill it with cool bikes.

I'm not sure how I'm going to build yet, or even if the brakes work. Once its down from the roof and in the workstand I might give you a shout for some help.

 

[frkl]

Hi, just recently acquired a 1992 Corratec 2005. i had been thinking about an early bow bike, but when I saw the paint job on this, I couldn't resist. Will post some pics when I can.

I was surprised that the frame seems to have been built in Italy, with an ITA bb, but I know that Corratec has had long standing connections there.

 

[joglo]

Hi, just recently acquired a 1992 Corratec 2005. i had been thinking about an early bow bike, but when I saw the paint job on this, I couldn't resist. Will post some pics when I can.

I was surprised that the frame seems to have been built in Italy, with an ITA bb, but I know that Corratec has had long standing connections there.

yes, especially early Corratecs seem to be build in Italy.

If you're looking for a catalog, the 1992 is there
https://www.mtb-news.de/forum/t/corratec-kataloge-wo-seit-ihr.531313/post-17781997also other years in the same thread.

Looking forward to see pictures.