I have the 1995 TSX UL version of this frame. (Celeste, of course) In 95, I built it up with 8 speed Campy Chorus, with downtube shifters, and then put on Chorus Ergo shifters the next year. I raced it for 5 years before moving on to a TCR. After sitting for 17 years, I turned it into a Sunday bike by putting on a 9 speed, Shimano 7700 Dura Ace group.
no estoy seguro de la edad exacta , compre el cuadro y los componentes separadamente y la monte yo ... pero se que es de el arrededor de la mitad de los anos noventas ... grasias por el comentario !
@@mariompr2303 thank you. I hope things go well for you. I think this is the best wrist rest in the market from what I can see. I'm going to place an order soon to try it out. Every other wrist rest has failed me. I have high hopes for your product 🙂
Amigos... Le hubiera puesto un frente mas proporcional a un cuadro excedido en tamaño de algunos de sus tubos. El equipamiento es una verdadera maravilla. Esas ruedas son mágicas. Sacando que en carreras profesionales un corredor no puede elegir mucho de su material, yo las usaría en toda subida. La mejor rueda de aluminio de la historia. En mis 70 años no tuve mucho para elegir por ser un trabajador, pero hice el esfuerzo de tener las Shamal y las diferencias sobre otras de muy buena calidad fueron significativas. Desde argentina un abrazo enorme ruteros. Que tengan un año con salud y buenos momentos. Fuerza y adelante...
Amigos... Es raro que esos cuadros no estuvieran empipados (racores). El equipamiento es magnífico al 100%. En su momento tener esas exquisiteces de Campagñolo no era para cualquier bolsillo. Yo soy desde siempre un fans del Campagñolo Chorus, que siempre lo tuve con el mejor producto por su precio. Y nada que envidiarle al Récord. Solo mas liviano. Felicitaciones al propietario y le deseo de todo corazón que sea muy feliz con ella. Una hermosura a pesar de llevar un color poco Bianchi. Desde argentina un abrazo para todos...😉
😡😤 ...ma chi è stato ?? La ruota anteriore montata capovolta , le guaine dei freni fatti passare davanti al manubrio , il cambio denominato deragliatore, etc, etc, etc.....👎👎👎
got them a long time ago ... I think either ebay or an English bicycle website...I'm sure if you google it you will find someone selling them ...thanks for your comment
Good Day bro, excelent work!!! Bravo!!! I actually to restauration a Colnago Krono 87 with rin 700c and 26" on the front. Some advisord for my restauration. where can i found the pieces, That i don't have?
The price and weight are not much different, but I always preferred the simplicity and look of the all-aluminum derailer, it is less fancy, more purposeful for what is meant to do.
LOL.. same here, my bike was a no name frame with ofmega cranks, and odd parts, I think I had a campagnolo derailleur, but nice wheels they had Nisi rims ... take care
@@mariompr2303 Yeah , my bike had a Nuovo Record rear derailleur, Suntour Superbe front derailleur, Modolo shifters,SR Royal cranks, the very first Dura Ace brakes and a Campy front hub, Dura Ace rear hub. A real bitsa! I think the old racer threw all his most worn out parts on one bike to sell them. I eventually saved up and put new wheels on it- Record High flange hubs, with Mavic GP4 rims. Like you- now in middle age, I just finally got my teenage dream bike- a nice fresh Columbus SL Italian frame and fork in red cromovelato in perfect shape, with full Nuovo Record. Whole package raced maybe one season, then stored. I'd never realised how " ridden out" the steel frames I rode back then, and as a messenger were, until I got on this "fresh" one- wow, it does ride nice!
@@mariompr2303 Can I post a photo in comments here? I'm good with a still camera, terrible with video- not quite up to anything I'd want to post on You Tube! Made a little video to show a friend- shakyvision!
I had bough my first pair in the late 70's, this I purchased on ebay, brand new in the box ...you can still find them if you look .....thanks for the comments
@@mariompr2303 Not for me! I have very wide, big feet- with bunions- because most cycling shoes I wore were too narrow for me. I have trouble finding any cycling shoe to fit- let alone vintage! Stuck wearing Vans on my vintage road bike- because I can't find anything more suitable that fits!
trés bon support pour la poignée, je travaille avec un ordinateur 8 heures par jour, croyez moi, avec le support (The Mouse Cradle) c'est un gros soulagement et finie la douleur dans ma poignée, je recommande certain.
Beautiful bike. I remember my first pair of cycling shoes were Detto Pietro s. I have a 1986 Bianchi Nuova Racing, which I still use twice a week. Full Campy, Ambrosio rims with tubulars...........
Hi Jose, same here, detto was my first cycling shoes back in the late 70"s ... the pair on the video I purchased on ebay ... you can still find them brand new for a reasonable price.. its a matter of the size ... how about a video of your bike, it sounds nice
I know, I agree with you .. I spent my youth perfecting the fine art of downtube shifters and then they changed to brake shifters ... but such is progress ... thanks for your comment
Hi There ... on the video you suggested I watch... it does not seem like a cinelli, please notice the seat post clamp on the frame, it is not the usual cinelli stile clamp ... I suggest you look at any markings on the frame (serial numbers etc) and compare them to what you can find on google ... also ... the "T" on the fork ... look for that logo ... (might be an old Tomassini ?)
