Colnago Super - Early 80s
Pricing
£1999.00
| Options | 52cm Blue In Store Now |
|---|---|
| Frame | Colnago Super - Columbus Steel tubes |
| Forks | Colnago Steel Fork |
| Rear Derailleur | Campagnolo Super Record |
| Front Derailleur | Campagnolo Super Record |
| Shifters | Campagnolo Super Record Friction Shifters |
| Chainset | Campagnolo Super Record 42-53T |
| Bottom Bracket | Campagnolo Super Record |
| Chain | KMC X8 Silver |
| Freewheel | NOS Vintage Sachs 6-speed freewheel 14-24T with 6 new cogs |
| Headset | Campagnolo Record |
| Stem | 3TTT Stem |
| Handlebars | 3TTT Handlebar |
| Front Brake | Campagnolo Super Record |
| Rear Brake | Campagnolo Super Record |
| Brake Levers | Campagnolo Super Record |
| Rims | NOS Ambrosio Montreal Tubuar |
| Front Hub | Campagnolo Large Flange Record |
| Rear Hub | Campagnolo Large Flange Record |
| Spokes | Sapim Leader 14g spokes |
| Tyres | New Vittoria Rally Tubular Tan Wall Tyres |
| Saddle | NOS Selle San Marco Concor Saddle |
| Seatpost | Campagnolo Super Record Seat Post |
| Pedals | Campagnolo Super Record Pedals |
| Grips | New Deda White Bar Tape |
| Miscellaneous | The Colnago Super is a legendary vintage steel road bicycle introduced by Ernesto Colnago in 1968. This particular bike we believe has a 1981 frameset. We have lovingly rebuilt this stunning bike with a mixture of NOS, used and new parts to a very high standard. Key Features & History - Debut Year: Released in 1968 and produced for over 30 years. - Tubing: Built using lightweight Columbus SL steel tubing (with thicker Columbus SP tubing used on larger frame sizes). Later iterations sometimes featured profiled or crimped tubes. - Racing Geometry: Pioneered a more aggressive, compact geometry philosophy- "shortening the wheelbase and steepening the headtube angle- "to improve handling and stiffness. - Iconic Pedigree: Ridden by cycling greats like Eddy Merckx to victories in Grand Tours, Monuments, World Championships, and the Olympics. It was also the first Colnago model to wear the famous Ace of Clubs logo after Michele Dancelli won Milan- "Sanremo in 1970. - Design Details: Recognized by classic round steel tubes, chrome accents, and detailed lug work. |
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