Specs on this Colnago Master Krono

[Marcelovich]

Hi Retro bike readers

I have recently bought this bike in fair shape and it was kitted out with mixed shimano parts, shimano 105 wheels, drop handlebar and triathlon bars.

As I'm trying to bring it back to it's original state, bit by bit, can someone help me out with the specs on it?

I'm guessing C-record for the group? Brakes also?

Stem - ITM or 3TTT?
Handlebar?
Saddle - San Marco Concor?
The wheels must be impossible to find and cost a fortune?

Does anyone have the saddle lying around? Nos handlebar tape?

Anymore history on the bike would be apriciated.

Many thanks
Marcel

This pic is from the net and not the actual bike.

 

[cchris2lou]

wheels are probably campa repainted .

 

[PIGEON]

The paint effect on the wheels can probably be duplicated fairly easily with a bit of expanded mesh like this and some rattle cans:

The handlebar reminds me of a Cinelli one, but not sure on that one.

 

[john]

Nice project, any pics of the actual frame?

Would think it nigh on impossible to get the matched saddle, bar tape and wheels.

What are the calipers pictured?

 

[Marcelovich]

Here goes:

The Fir disc wheel came with it. Any info on that?

 

[legrandefromage]

The bars in the 1st pic look like standard bars reversed and cut down to suit.

 

[Marcelovich]

The bars in the 1st pic look like standard bars reversed and cut down to suit.

Well spotted. Thanks

 

[PIGEON]

it almost looks that way but it's not, look how awkward they are when turned right side up for a set of drops:

 

[Don't walk]

They could be track bars cut down as they tend to have a different shape to road bars.

 

[fiks]

I'm certain the brakes are Campagnolo Cobalto and the stem is 3ttt Record 84.