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Hi, I'm potentially interested, can you please tell me the O.L.D.?

dibsdibsdibs, just in case the buyer steps back - but I know I do not stand a chance....

Here is my Alan Carbonio frame. For those who do not know it, Alan is an Italian Framemaker, known for being a pionner in carbon frames, namelly with this frame, made of carbon fiber tubes screwed and glued into high end aluminium lugs.
It comes from the bike of a guy who made competitions, as you can see from the number holder on the bottom part of the horizontal tube. The frame is in excellent conditions, both tecnically and esthetically.

53x54 cm
O.L.D. : 100(front), 128(rear)
Fork : 11Eleven, Carbon
Headset : Ritchey
Stem : Ritchey
Seatpost : Campagnolo Super Record 25 mm
I am asking 350 £

The frame is in great conditions, it has screwed-in brake cable holders, facility for two bottle holders. The only visual default is that the first brake cable holder is craked, but it is a screwed-in cable holder, and therefore it can be easilly replaced. I sell the frame with the seatpost (campagnolo super record!), because this frame requires a 25 mm (instead of the usual 27,2), and it is a bit hard to find.
here you can find all the images
http://www.flickr.com/photos/singlespeedberlin/sets/72157626017015552/

I also add a photo with wheels and group, so that you can have a better idea of the geometry
please let me know if you need other info or images.

Rabate to 280....

ok, last posting!
if someone is interested, make an offer, I'll soon put it on Ebay
Ciao
B.

and that confirms my thoughts: the group I have on my Alan Carbonio is indeed a full C-record

thanks, that was clear!

mmmm.....you mean that from the side you see the springs?

sale pending......
if someone is interested, make a sign

Ciao!

Thanks Mattty (and thanks as usual to S.B. aka the bible)
Previously I measured indeed from the inside, but from the back of the dropouts!
From the perspective shown by SB it reads 128.

Here is the deal: 295 pounds + 50 of shipping - but not less than this

I want to close this sale and start working on my Freschi frame single speed project!

So, if someone is interested, let me know!

HI Cheesecake,
I just measured the rear dropout spacing, and it is 128 mm (I measured it from the back of the dropouts, is this correct?)
For what concerns your other question, I moved to Berlin, and here I now live. I followed his forum since a long time, that is why I post here even if I am not in London. Hope this is fine with the forum policies!

Best
Bruno

RABATE: 280 Pounds....

Got my beloved Serotta Club Special to sale, we've been togethr for two years, but I'm too tall for her, and it's time for me to start a new bike project

Anyway here are some specs:
SEROTTA CLUB SPECIAL
COLUMBUS SL FRAME, 57x57
CAMPAGNOLO CRANKSET, HEADSET, BRAKES, and RIMS
Cinelli central movement box
Shimano 105 hubs
Tektro RX2.0 brake levers

It is made from a Serotta Club Special frame, which has a short and very reactive geometry, made of Columbus SL tubes. It has original Campagnolo (probably Chorus) parts, from the very first year of the '90s. The pace ratio is 53x18 It has no indents or accidents. The original paint is scratched and partially gone (see the diagonal tube), and this is why I sell it for this price, while normally Serotta Club Special frames are alone negotiated over 400 pounds

I'm asking 295 pounds, and I send it for 50

N.B.I sell it without pedals! If you need more photos or info, just contact me!

btw, does any one know how to differenciate Croce d'Aune and C-record Delta's??
TKS!

sorry guys I replied directly to an old reply concerning fixed bikes rental in Berlin and it ended here......
Apologiez!

yes it is trye, I saw it too a few days ago.
Unfortunatly I only remember they were green.....

Dear Moglix

beautiful frame indeed! I have met Emiliano Freschi 20 years ago in Milan, and he custom made me my touring bike, that I still have and love. NOthing to do with the usual touring bike: he made a true road frame, built with a mix of Sl and Max columbus, good to run fast but also to endure 20kg of packages and irregular terrain.
I am interested in your frame, and I would like to know a bit more about the Shimano 600 Set, Dura Ace Micro Seat post, 27.2, and the 2 wheelsets (Tubs). Can I ask you if have any image, and if you can give me some further details (and the price, of course) ?
Thanks a lot
Best
Bruno
oromisso@hotmail.com