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    Concorde Ventana Columbus Cromor 52cm (TT 54cm) - Options on Spec

    Hello,
    Bit of an autobiography, but bare with me!

    I bought the original bike from here about 6years ago, rode it for 2 years in its original spec and then moved to Australia for 3 years where the bike lived in storage in the UK during that time. Built it back up when I got back from Oz, and had a box of bits - so I've tweeked the spec numerous times over the past year, but its a joy to ride and served me so well.

    Original FS post -https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/209124/

    Over the years it’s been tweeked in to many different setups. Here is a picture history:
    EDIT: Please see attachments due to issues with image hosting and lack of recent forming experience!

    1. Original Setup
    2. Still got these lovely forks
    3. Next setup with FIR / PMP wheels
    4. Then a couple of modern additions
    5. Then one step back, one step forward about 3 years later
    6. Then lost my mind and went 1x11 as a commuter

    So that brings us up to date.

    I would like to sell the bike with either an old 8spd, shallow rims setup , or a 10spd, deep rims setup (buyers choice, but negotiable on final spec) Note: the frame will come with a threadless setup, forks, stem +1.125 shim, headset, Chorus 39/53t crankset and silver Veloce dual pivot brakes.

    Price wise (see below for full spec options):
    Campag 8spd, shallow rim, 3ttt bars - £450 (inc original forks)
    Campag 10spd, deep rim, compact bars - £550 (inc probs some modern tyres)
    (Both Campag groupset are mixed Athena, Chorus, Veloce, Centaur)

    Full Spec and Options
    Frame Concorde Ventana ST-52 TT-54
    Forks Look Full Carbon
    Headset Campagnolo Record 1" threadless
    Seatpost Planet X
    Saddle BioRacer Carbon Seller Italia Turbo
    Stem FRM Scandium 90mm
    Bars Planet X Strada 3ttt Criterium
    Bar tape Gel Tape (Blue)
    Brakes Campagnolo Veloce
    Levers Campagnolo Centaur 10spd Campagnolo Athena 8spd
    Gears Campagnolo Daytona
    Cassette Campagnolo Centaur 10spd 12-27t Campagnolo 8spd 13-23t
    Cranks Campagnolo Chorus alloy 172.5mm
    BB Campagnolo taper
    Pedals N/A
    C/Ring 39/53t
    Front wheel FIR/PMP Aero 35 Campagnolo Mexico 86/Shimano
    Front tyre Specialized Turbo 21c 1990 Tanwall
    Rear wheel FIR/PMP Aero 35 Campagnolo Mexico 86
    Rear tyre Specialized Turbo 21c 1990 Tanwall

    Questions (or flaming) fire away. More pics available.
    Cheers
    Jonathan
    (Been a while since I last forum'd, so pre apologies for noob errors)


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  • OK just had to do attachments - as the image hosting sites aren't playing ball.
    PM me your email for more pics

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  • After a bit of research on pricing of similar models, i’m going to slash the prices - maybe I was a bit over excited initially!

    So revised pricing:
    Campag 8spd, shallow rims, 3ttt bars - £375 (inc original forks)
    Campag 10spd, deep rims, compact bars - £495
    Or spec it from the list in the 1st post.

    I’ll give it a good clean and do more pics. Paint is good, Chrome is good but I’ll do pics of the few marks.

    Note: the frame will come with a threadless setup, forks, stem +1.125 shim, headset, Chorus 39/53t crankset and silver Veloce dual pivot brakes.

  • Well this isn’t going well - 370 views and not one comment or any interest.

    Could I ask for a little feedback?
    Am I still overpricing the bike?
    Is the choice of specs the off putting point?
    Is it just not a nice frame?
    Or too small for everyone? (Is this a tall forum?) I’m 5ft11 (long legs, long arms) and with a 110mm stem and layback seatpost was a good fit

    one last price drop then I’ll have to put it on eBay #sadface
    8spd Campagnolo -£350
    10spd Campagnolo -£450

  • I think it’s great, love the setup in the first pic.

    You’d unfortunately prob do better splitting. (Dibs forks if so)

  • I agree that splitting would be a better option. This a very nice build but neo-retro projects depend a lot on personal taste and people tend to build frames instead of buying something ready. Just my two cents.

  • Thanks greeno and zio_donnie. I’ll take your points on board, I get it that’s it’s a personal thing.

    I might eBay it and if it doesn’t go, I’ll split it on here.
    Thanks for your advice
    Cheer
    Jonny

    (Gave it a showroom clean and refitted the front shifter cable (keeping it 10spd now) put the tan walls on the deep rims and the Chorus crankset on and it looks stunning! Had 30seconds of “I’ll just keep it”............. er no.)

  • Sold?

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