Still in search of it's history... Info that I had gathered is that it was made for a team back in the days thus sticker on top tube placed. Similar to colnago mexico pista except for the bridge at chainstay.
Frame:
Colnago SL
Fork/Headset:
Stronglight
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Campagnolo / Campagnolo
Pedals:
Campagnolo Superlegerri
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Campagnolo / Campagnolo / DID
Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle Italia SLR / Selle San Marco
Selle Italia Flite / Campagnolo Chorus
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Campagnolo Record / Matrix ISO hard ano. / Tufo S3
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Campagnolo Record / Matrix ISO hard ano. / Tufo S3
More Info:
Currently re-lacing a rear shamal.Hoping it'll come out right.
Added by Noypi. Last updated about 8 years ago.
55 Comments
hi, i have the exact same colnago as yours, i also still looking for its history, where are u from?
Posted over 8 years ago
U need to put suntour on her ;)
Suntour was the sponsor off the team Buckler
Posted over 8 years ago
Is there a frame number somwhere on the bike? If there is you can ask a friendly Colnago dealer or at the factory itself. They can tell you when it was produced or in your case maybe even more! Great bike!!
Posted over 9 years ago
Thank you.I believe there's serial numbers that was on it's right rear drop out.Will double check and will reach out to Colnago.
Posted over 9 years ago
where did you find your slr?
Posted almost 10 years ago
Had it for a while.Want to sell to Gav but I could not find a replacement for it thus keeping it instead.
Posted almost 10 years ago
Your bikes ara all really beautiful, but this one is for me really incredible. I love it...
Posted almost 11 years ago
... excellent build, no question... can you tell me something about the rims? ... they look like old omega Vs with mavic coating...
Posted about 11 years ago
Thanks.As per my research,they are hard anodized made in us by trek/specialized but I might be wrong.Also,they are about or less than 285 gr thus they are light. Hope this helps.
Posted about 11 years ago
... cool, thx... i did a little research on my own yesterday... seems like they are not only looking similar to the old campa Vs but have the same weak point: missing eyelets... so one day the spokes start to pull out of the sockets after two years of intensive riding...
... but you know what? ... i don't give a shit 'cause this is shape is simply beautiful for classic rides like this... the perfect link between past and present... enjoy them as long as you can...
Posted about 11 years ago
seems you're strict on everything Italian.. lovely!
Posted over 11 years ago
Thanks.However,as given information when they had actually produced them which I find interesting was they was built with SSP Grouppo.Overall,I am very happy & satisfied with the outcome.
Posted about 11 years ago
Awesome! I think tan gumwalls would look great on this. Really I just think tan gumwalls look great against hard-ano rims. I'd love to have a 2a.
Posted over 11 years ago
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Buzzzov says:
Nice bike, great frame!
Posted almost 8 years ago