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Has this been posted yet? Columbus Air Aende Lo Pro (if the advert is honest, not sure how to tell...)
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I was offered to buy this before the owner put it on ebay, for a load more than that current bid... reckon it will sell for less.
Are Colner's not like Colnagos in the fact they have pantographing/campagnolo drops/spade cut-out on BB-shell/lugs? Only Colner I've ever seen in the real had that but it was a road bike-would be interested in the info if you have any!
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Are Colner's not like Colnagos in the fact they have pantographing/campagnolo drops/spade cut-out on BB-shell/lugs? Only Colner I've ever seen in the real had that but it was a road bike-would be interested in the info if you have any!
Colner is the South American (based in Argentina), (sub)brand from Colnago (Ernesto Colnago), apparently created as a dedication to his daughter (am i talking shit here...?), anyway
they obviously share the same background in frame building.
Colner -
Something very cheap. A bit too cheap, could this be stolen,especially the green peugeot? http://www.gumtree.com/london/44/57311244.html
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Colner:
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HelloI'm not amember yet of the CR list, but hope to be soon. From time to
time I read the emails sent into the lis and yesterday I found your requset
about Colner frames. Today I also found a reply which was 90% correct. At
some time during the early80s and the early 90s Ernesto Colnago marketed a
"down-market" brand called Colner. I visited the company's stand at various
Cologne and Milan exhibitions.. The idea was to have a subsidiary brand that
could be produced in larger quantities and sold to a wider range of agents
and retail shops, therby leaving the COLNAGO dealerships more exclusive. I
started negotiations to import the frames into England but withdrew from the
deal when I found out the quantities they required per month, the range of
frames to be handled - all models, no choice involved! The final nail in the
coffin was that irrevocable orders for the next twelve months had to be
placed at the time of signing the contract. The frames were very attractive
and no doubt very roadworthy but less elaborate than the Colnago Cx,
Arabesques etc of that time. Colners could be compared with good brands such
as Ciocc, Pinarellos. Olmos etc in their looks and buils quality - good
Italian workhorses. From the front they were readily recognisable by their
head transfer- a black Ace of Spades. As for the name Colner well, just
think of it ERnesto COLNago.. There is no doubt whatsoever that the frames
were bought in and not manufactured by Colnago. Firms like TechoTube,
Romani, Simonsini often acted as large subcontractors. It is likely that the
brand was phased out gradually as the main brand became probably the world's
best known and sought after one. I might have a catalogue somewhere. Hope"
the above proves useful Bye Norris Lockley -
if there's any raleigh enthusiasts;
gold plated Raleigh Centenary, 1 hour left,£275.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320516453184&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_573wt_1167
if you're not a raleigh fan, could melt it down? -
Colner:
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HelloI'm not amember yet of the CR list, but hope to be soon. From time to
time I read the emails sent into the lis and yesterday I found your requset
about Colner frames. Today I also found a reply which was 90% correct. At
some time during the early80s and the early 90s Ernesto Colnago marketed a
"down-market" brand called Colner. I visited the company's stand at various
Cologne and Milan exhibitions.. The idea was to have a subsidiary brand that
could be produced in larger quantities and sold to a wider range of agents
and retail shops, therby leaving the COLNAGO dealerships more exclusive. I
started negotiations to import the frames into England but withdrew from the
deal when I found out the quantities they required per month, the range of
frames to be handled - all models, no choice involved! The final nail in the
coffin was that irrevocable orders for the next twelve months had to be
placed at the time of signing the contract. The frames were very attractive
and no doubt very roadworthy but less elaborate than the Colnago Cx,
Arabesques etc of that time. Colners could be compared with good brands such
as Ciocc, Pinarellos. Olmos etc in their looks and buils quality - good
Italian workhorses. From the front they were readily recognisable by their
head transfer- a black Ace of Spades. As for the name Colner well, just
think of it ERnesto COLNago.. There is no doubt whatsoever that the frames
were bought in and not manufactured by Colnago. Firms like TechoTube,
Romani, Simonsini often acted as large subcontractors. It is likely that the
brand was phased out gradually as the main brand became probably the world's
best known and sought after one. I might have a catalogue somewhere. Hope"
the above proves useful Bye Norris LockleyCheers for the info Joe-I'd heard a while back Colnago set up Colner to bypass rules about manufacturers sponsoring more than one race team, but not much else more specific-I thought the craftmanship would have been closer to that of Rauler's but from that morsel above seem to be a fair bit lower. Good to know! Ta
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Colner bike at 155 euros
http://www.leboncoin.fr/sports_hobbies/108980934.htm?ca=22_s
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found this LOOK frame for a smaller man than I.
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One of the messiest listings Ive seen. marquees, pictures, gifs and text sprawled out everywere. PLEASE PLEASE STOP IT! MARQUEES, THE'RE NOT CLEVER AND THERE NOT COOL!
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im looking for a fixie for about 200 gibbers as ive just moved to london - can anyone suggest a good place to start looking?
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complete bike prefered so as to make it to criticalmass next week!
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Don't rush into anything, and don't call it a fixie!
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doesn't seem unreasonable actually. Since its now 3 days left and at about £250 already, reckon he might get more...