Help me identify my tubeset

Posted on Tue 26th, March 2019

• #1

Schlonzo
hi nerds,

I got this aero frame with columbus tubing from around 1984. The main triangle is made out of some kind of oval tubing. The larger sides point outwards and there is no "edge" like on the tt from multishape - everything is round. Colnago Oval CX looks very similar, but my frame is from Benotto. So no good documentation or should I say - no documentation at all.

cheers, A

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• #2

SideshowBob

Benotto aero into Google comes up with this http://campagnolosuperrecord.net/2016/08/vintage-benotto-5000-aero-sz56x575-cm-full-campagnolo-super-record-l-eroica
• #3

Schlonzo
Thanks, I already found this link and some more. Even a catalogue with the same decals, but sadly not my aero model. The bike in your picture seems to have round tubing, but the fork looks similar. On mine the down and seat tube are wider than the tt.

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