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David

Arrived safely - BNWT. Very pleased.

Thank you,

Dvaid

Hi,

I'll take the arm warmers - white with black stripe and
one pair of the white socks, please.
PM incoming.

Thanks,

David

Currently has a 140mm stem, which I am happy to swap for a 120mm stem. Pedals not included.
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SOLD SOLD SOLD
De Rosa Casanova - lugged Columbus Brain OS tubing.
Non-original fork - steel.
I built it up with a 10 speed groupset mostly Veloce, some centaur, some Chorus.
Chorus carbon fibre seatpost,
Mavic Aksium wheels with Conti GP4000 tyres.
It is a little tatty, with scuffs to the decals and to some of the paintwork, but it is sound and rides beautifully.

I am selling this De Rosa, as I found a Corum in my size two months after buying this frame.

Looking for £450 posted
More photos to follow...

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/292268/#comment13194577
De Rosa. Happy to post.

David

Frame pic 2 Now advertised elsewhere- please remove advert

Struggling with photos of the frame alone. Here is one.

De Rosa - selling a De Rosa Casanova, lugged steel frame (dating from the mid-late 1990's, I think) built of Columbus Brain OS (Over Size). De Rosa drop outs. Braze-on front mech hanger, through top tube cabling.
Dimensions - 57.5cm top tube, 17cm head tube, 60 cm CT seat tube.

No fork. I can throw in a non-original straight bladed steel fork (non-threaded, ahead steerer), with enough space for about 10mm spacers beneath the stem, or a threaded Columbus fork (almost NOS) from a Bottecchia, painted red.
I will also include a fitted ahead headset that has seen better days and a fitted campag bottom bracket. Both these may need replacing/ servicing sooner rather than later.

See thread here, for pics-
retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtop­ic.php?f=23&t=341838
More pics available on request - pm me.
Happy to provide more details pics etc if of interest. I'm selling as I found and bought a De Rosa Corum about a month after buying this frame.

£250+ postage.

Collection/ inspection welcome, in Leicestershire.

David

De Rosa - I've a De Rosa Casanova, lugged steel (mid-late 1990's, I think) built of Columbus Brain OS (Over Size).
57.5cm top tube, 17cm head tube, 60 cm CT seat tube.

No fork. I can throw in a non-original straight bladed steel fork (non-threaded, ahead steerer), with enough space for about 10mm spacers beneath the stem, or a threaded Columbus fork (almost NOS) from a Bottecchia, painted red.

See thread here, for pics-
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=341838

Happy to provide more details pics etc if of interest. I've only just decided to sell (as I found and bought a De Rosa Corum about a month after buying this frame). £250+ postage.

David

I'm selling a Pinarello frame and forks, with horizontal dropouts. -
https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/263768/#comment12160636

I have a Camapgnolo compatible rear wheel- Tune hub, 28 spokes and DT Swiss low profile clincher rim - easy to pair with any number of front wheelbuilds, lightweight (775gm). £130 plus postage
Ad here-
https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/263767/#comment12158405
David

I'm in Leicestershire.

David

Horizontal Campagnolo dropouts, rather than track dropouts. It is a road frame.

David

Prices reduced on these fantastic, light, Campagnolo wheels.

Price reduced to £125 plus postage.
That is less than I paid for it from here, in a paint-free state. Fabulous Italian frame (with forks, head seat and bottom bracket) at this price.

Dave,
e-mail sent, with pics.

David

Hi,
It is still available.

I've replied to your pm, struggling to add pics. Easier to e-mail them across.

Yes, it is a real Pinarello, with Pin symbols on various lugs/ seat stay caps etc. No dents or dings.

David

Hi,

I built this up with a 10 speed groupset and 700c wheels. The clearances with modern (10 speed group) brakes were fine. Not sure if it would take 27'' wheels. I dont have any to test, but can measure the clearance.

There are no mudguard eyes. You'd be fine with 'Race blade' type guards, but I think it would be quite tight with more traditional,'full' mudguards.

Best,

David

I have a powder-coated Pinarello, with a 58cm top tube, 19.2 cm headtube, 62ctt seat tube.
Columbus steel (SL, I Believe, looking at old catalogues, it looks like a 'Treviso'). 130 mm rear spacing.

Campag dropouts on the frame, non-original forks (Columbus, with Columbus drop-outs), including head set and Campag bottom bracket. Cable routing through top tube. Bought via LFGSS as a stripped frame. Only ridden once since powder-coated, (red with white panels) and has been sitting in my garage for the past three years, as it is a little too tall for me.

PM me if you want some pics and any more details. £125 plus postage.

David
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Hi,
Here are two Campagnolo wheels for sale -

Front wheel - Shamal Ultra (est age from 2008). Very light, very good condition. Carbon fibre hub shell, titanium colour.
£95 plus postage.

Also available -Rear wheel - Campag Eurus - G3 spoking, has had more use, but in reasonable condition. Suitable for campag 9/10/11 speed cassettes. Black, with good condition Hutchison Carbon Comp tyre and tube on.
£85 plus postage.

Pics available - e-mail davidedwardsmith@hotmail.com or tel David on 07967 555733.
Collection, or any inspection welcome - Leicestershire