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Unusual color scheme. Do you know which team used it ??

Thanks.
I PM'd you

Hi ,

I am searching a fork for a Colnago Master lo-pro frame.

Of course a straight, chromed, sexy fork is needed... A Colnago Precisa or CX would match perfectly but as it is quite hard to find an other brand would do the job as far it really matches the frame.

1" threaded steerer, something around 13-14cm total lengh.

If somebody has something similar in stock...

Thanks a lot !

Hi,

Front disc wheel found... I even found 2 of them.

I'm now searching for a bullhorn handlebar with curvy style and a lot of drop. Like 3TTT "51.151" , "Moser 44" or similar models. If you have something in stock don't hesitate to PM me ;-)

Thanks

(EDIT : I'm trying to change the title, I did not want to open a new thread...)

Thanks, I did not saw this auction.
Probably not a real carbon fiber HED but at this price it is worse to be tested.
Laurent

All depends how heavy you are......I'm 75kg and have never noticed a problem with a rear disc on busy dual carriageways. But under 65kg and I would imagine its deadly !

You might just get a 650 rear track disc, which would be symmetrical. I've seen the odd one over the years. But you'll be lucky to get a 650 front. Very rare these days.

Well... I'm a little 58kg climber :)
I would not try a disc wheel in high winds but in calm or average winds I don't feel any problem. Maybe it is more critical when you are on the aero bars? With a bullhorn I have more lateral control.

Matt81, I PM you.
Laurent

Hi,

I first had the same idea but most of the rear discs I have seen are not symmetric due to the freewheel.

By the way, I ride with a rear disc on my first lo-pro and I haven't noticed such troubles even with cars and an average wind. I have the chance to ride on quite calm roads though, big lorries are scarce. Anyway the other bike with double disc is not intended to ride daily, don't worry.

Laurent

hello,

I am searching for any 650c (26") front disc wheel. Whatever the brand (Ambrosio, Campagnolo, HED, any other...), clincher or tubs, lenticular or paracular, whatever the color... decent condition and "reasonnable" price is all I ask for.

This is for a beautiful low profile frame which really deserves a full disc wheels set.

Any offer, please PM me ;-)

Thanks

The frame is now naked for cleaning and maintenance. No marks in the bottom bracket box or on the steerer. Could be any clue somewhere?
The diameters are classical : 25.4 top tube, 28.6 seattube and diagonal tube. 26.8 seat post, means 0.9 thick tob tube. seatstays are 10/14/10mm. Frame weights 2140g in 55 c-csize
I have not seen these caracteristics on Oria tubings, but can still be Reynolds or Columbus.
Any idea?
Laurent

OK, thanks. I planned to totally dismount the bike for maintenance anyway. I will check at that moment.
I'll try to find a Dancelli catalogue... if it does exist.

Laurent

Hi,

I recently bouth this TT bike :

There is no information about the tubing. Michele Dancelli bikes used Reynolds, Oria, columbus tubes... which I am not able to recognize just
by seeing the frame. Anyone does know something about this frame ?

Thanks,

Laurent

Hi Ozram,
I am maybe interested but:

do you have any pictures with wheels?

Same question... I can't figure out how much the top tube is slopping. Haven't you any picture of the bike before you un-mounted it? It is hard to see the real geometry mitout wheels.

Thanks,

Laurent

OK. I will search an estimation of what shipment cost can be for a bike.

And about the size? 58 center-to-top or center to center ?

Thanks,

Laurent

Aren't we "froggies", as you say ? ^^

i like the look of the frame but don't like back ache hence high stem
i can supply an alan key to whoever buys it then they can lower the stem their selves
as paul daniels says now that's magic
o and price drop to £400 before it goes for sale elsewhere

Hi,

I am interested in this bike but I live in France. Would you pack and send it?
If no, I will understand.
If yes, I will have a few questions about the measurements: is 58cm high center-to-center, or center-to-top of the frame?

Thanks,

Laurent.

(as I'm new here: Hi everybody)