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• #2
And also I just looked at the description, a bit more closely...
As for the previouse history, I bought the fram through my local Cycling club, the chp i bought it off is Married to an Ex-Spanish Champion who use the drame on his Trainig Bike.
So the guy he bought it off was married to an ex-spanish champion, and he used it as a training bike. Hmmm, was gay marriage even about over 10 years ago? I don't know.
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• #3
for £39 want do u expect?! i don#t think it's dodgy.
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• #4
yeah i think it'd be alright if you got it blasted and sprayed, looks a bit like a 5 year old has painted it with a tin of blue hammerite at the moment..
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• #5
Yeah, blast it and get a nice paint job, it looks pretty poor from the pics?
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• #6
Just becaus hees inglieesh is terribel, doesn't meen he dodgy seller.
just look at Roberto.
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• #7
I don't think I've ever seen a campag frame, but they do make dropouts, used by many framebuilders, so prob campag dropouts on a non-campag frame.
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• #8
Agree, tomiskinky. £39 for a half decent frame can't be bad!
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• #10
Like Hippy's link suggests, Campag never made frames, but do make drop-outs (and I think maybe fork crowns in the past...) Anyway - you definitely HAVEN'T bought a Campag frame, but if whoever did make it used Campy dropouts then it must be pretty decent quality... With workhorse frames like this that have been passed around between club racers and repainted it's almost impossible to guess who the maker is, or the what tubeset was used. And at this price it doesn't really matter - if it arrives and it's light and true and you've bought the right size in the first place, then you have a bargain! Sounds like it genuinely has been used for racing/training, so is unlikely to be mild steel...
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• #11
if they are campy dropouts then it's gonna be half decent they don't just bung them on any old beater
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• #12
Senor EBay Seller said: "The chp i bought it off is Married to an Ex-Spanish Champion who use the drame on his Trainig Bike."
Is that meant to be "chap"? There's no point worrying about whether it's Campag or not. You've got a bike that was owned by a gay ex-Spanish cycling champion who's married to a man! How right on is that? :-P
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• #13
Ok, thanks for your opinions. The point made about the dropouts being made by campag and that they won't just stick them on anything, is good.
39 quid is a bargain, too, just became hesitant.
lpg Just becaus hees inglieesh is terribel, doesn't meen he dodgy seller.
just look at Roberto.
True, true.
Slack yeah i think it'd be alright if you got it blasted and sprayed, looks a bit like a 5 year old has painted it with a tin of blue hammerite at the moment..
Yep, I'll have a look at it when it arrives, but I can't decide what colour scheme, tempted to just go for white/black/chrome. I think a colour round the edge of the lugs would look good.
Then again, I don't want to spend much money on it. The plan is:
stem, bars, seatpost, saddle, cranks, cog - trades/eBay
hubs - some cheap track ones. No way am I putting my Goldtecs/Open Pros on this.
rims - cxp22? I've had them before and they're fine, cheap too.
cranks - sugino xd, maybe, preferably cheaper. Again, eBay! -
• #14
No chain is the new brakeless!
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• #15
Word you can free wheel with no chain too.
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• #16
I did think about the chain, just didn't think it was worth mentioning it ;P
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• #17
Sorry, just couldn't resist :]
Just a quick explanation of the stuff prior to this:
Ok, now I'm think it's just the dropouts that are Campagnolo, which doesn't really bother me, to be honest. So yeah the point of this post, is a) fake, yeah? and b) can you see anything dodgy with it?