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Hi friend!
I know those gipiemme wheels...:) I'm also working to a moser leader ax light and dark green!
I will assemble it with complete shimano dura-ace 7410 and gipiemme 416 wheels like you :)

good luck for your project!

Oh yes, sambuceto :)

Ps. If you sell only pedals, let me know :) I'm in Italy

Palmiro Masciarelli from Pescara :) I bought my bianchi infinito from cicli Masciarelli :)

Beautiful Atala!

I need Cinelli....there is a cinelli pinarello stem on ebay but 149 usd are a crazy price :)

:) it's a SANNINO time trial columbus SLX dura ace 7400...another project.

Not for sale! Bought three weeks ago

Oh yes yes Chiappucci, in the image, is using a cinelli grammo :)

Yes, but someone told me that on time trial didn't use that stem....and I don't like it very much :)

Ergopower Campagnolo Record 1995 :)

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Ok, thanks! also the frame of Marco Pantani in the museum is Columbus Genius, but fork is different and engraved :)

Infact the frame has Gipiemme rear ends!

I don't know, because i think that fork-ends will be Columbus or Campagnolo....i don't know MERCURIUS....

First components assembled:

• Campagnolo Record 1994 headset;
  
• Campagnolo Record bottom bracket and Crankset 1995;
  
• Campagnolo Dual Pivot brakes;
  

In this photo, I can see the Carrera team in a time trial stage. So, like the image, I will use Cinelli Tempo bullhorn with a Cinelli XA stem (i found also a cinelli grammo, but it was used in raod stages). Cinelli bartape.

Thanks to @Reinier89 for bullhorn :)

This is the photo of Marco Pantani bike of 1994-95 in the museum :)

Hi guys,

this is another time trial project....I found this beautiful frame and I bought it :) It is a Carrera "the One" made by Podium, Columbus MAX, that was bought in the 90's directly from the Podium Team of Pantani,Chiappucci...probably it was one of the frames of Buido Bontempi (the measures of the frame are the same) repainted by Podium in 90's with the Tassoni Team graphics, the same of Chiappucci and Marco Pantani :).
The fork is not Columbus Max because it was too rigid for time trial stages. I don't know what is the fork, it has "mercurius" ends.

Probably the frame is 1993-94, so I decided to assemble it with Campagnolo components like the bike of Marco Pantani in the museum. It is made with Campagnolo Record 1994 and 1995 components, with Shamal wheels, Cinelli handlebar and Flite titanium saddle.

Here some photos! I have just started the assembly

Price? :)

Photo? :)

Ehi friend! Wonderful!

I have three couples of that pedals :) but only one is in good contion like yours :)

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I need NOT STRAIGHT :)
thanks anyway

PS: It isn't for a Cinelli Laser :) it's for another project

I'm looking for a Columbus MAX fork 650c (26") time trial, not track.
As photo :)

write me PM if anyone sell one of these forks

i will try and make a photo :)

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