But first, how weird is this:
Colnago Appreciation SocietyColnago Appreciation SocietyPOst up your Colnago's!
But first, how weird is this: internet experts: ruining bikes since '10 | http://www.redbubble.com/people/munga
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyHi Munga,
I wonder if the Colnago you have shown with the Tange tubing was from around 1990 and the tubing was based on Tange Prestige? Here's a Colnago Super Frame from around the late 80's to early 90's that I am thinking of re-building with old '85 Campy Super Record and Coblato brakes: ![]()
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyYes, they kept it reasonably quiet and I was under the impression that there was never a decal indicating the tubing. See more on prestige here.
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyHere's my Colnago Sprint. Peeling decals, many battle scars and a strange mix of Shimano, Campagnolo and other brand components old and new.
This is how I bought it. Still deciding what components to go with. I won't be repainting, love the patina. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyLooks like your baby blue Colnago Sprint has been, and probably continues to be a favourite ride Lots of Steel Bikes. My personal opinion is that Colnago produces frames that fit the average person well and offer a very neutral riding position - aggressive and shore footed when you want it to be yet comfortable enough for those long training rides. There is something about a baby blue coloured frame that I find really attractive - nice bike.
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
Thanks Gary, I too prefer the understated look. Some Colnago paint scemes are a bit over the top for me. I could ride this bike all day. Just need to swap out the prologo saddle. Cripples me after about 40k.
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyHey, that saddle really is retro!
![]()
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
Despite the mixed parts, this is a nice looking bike. I think simply swapping the seat post for a polished one would make a big difference. Simple. Elegant. Understated.
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
I'd like polished aero but hard to get at that length.
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyMy 87/88 Master Piu. Originally built up with suntour superbe pro as pictured, but these days sports shimano 105 10 speed (and a few stone chips) because I decided it was meant to be ridden rather than just looked at.
Jill ![]() 1987 Colnago Master Piu | 1994 Trek OCLV Carbon | 2007 Giant Yukon | 2011 Trek 7.3 FX WSD
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
Gorgeous.
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyIt's so interesting to compare 2 top Colnago's of their respective era's such as funnybike's C59 and jillybean's early Master Piu.
Here is my Superissimo SLX: ![]()
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyNice place Seddo - very nice place indeed!
Re: Colnago Appreciation Societyhere's my old titanio
![]() internet experts: ruining bikes since '10 | http://www.redbubble.com/people/munga
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
What a beauty! A Titanio like yours is extremely high on my want and desire list. I'm so jealous. Please tell me it's a dog to ride (even though I know it's completely the opposite).
Re: Colnago Appreciation Societymine was a bit too big, Gary, and before i could get used to it, I needed the money and sold it.
was no better than my repco superlite. internet experts: ruining bikes since '10 | http://www.redbubble.com/people/munga
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
No better than your Superlite - that makes me feel a bit better. The old Repco Superlite's were pretty good frames though; they were great value for money.
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
Yeah, and if we keep it up in this forum, they'll be more expensive that Colnagos soon.
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyI need to ban myself from looking at this forum.
I ride 25s on the basis that they divide more easily into 100 than 23s.
Re: Colnago Appreciation Societygot a 55 c-c master x light here, dan..
internet experts: ruining bikes since '10 | http://www.redbubble.com/people/munga
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
I know. I had hoped you'd not mention it I ride 25s on the basis that they divide more easily into 100 than 23s.
Re: Colnago Appreciation SocietyNice bikes, though there's something not quite right about straight forks. But that's just me. At least all the top tubes are horizontal.
Re: Colnago Appreciation Society
I can't put me finger on why, but I just said "Oooohhhhhh". ...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
London Boy 29/12/2011
Re: Colnago Appreciation Societyyeah.
sometimes i wonder if i could have gone to thailand for some leg lengthening procedures.. internet experts: ruining bikes since '10 | http://www.redbubble.com/people/munga
Who is onlineUsers browsing this forum: No registered users |
Bikes & Gear Online:
|