Beautiful Upgrades on my Classic Vintage Saronni Colnago 

I just scored a vintage NOS Campagnolo GS Crankset from 1985 as signified by the 11 with a rectangle around it. Campagnolo cranksets are beautiful. I had a custom Titanium frame made last year by a custom builder here in the US, and I'm going for that retro look with some modern components also. I love your bikes, I don't know what I would do with so many. Just kidding, I'd ride them all. 😉

The bike that made me fall in love with Colbago in 1982 , now have 4 of them

Beautiful colection, thanks for sharing 😎

Beautiful bike that crankset really does look good

Great Job John. A beauty!

Incredible bike! I'm aspiring to get the same look, sans pantographed chainring on my restoration project. Can't wait to get my 1981 Super out of the paint booth to start to build her up.

Very informative and beautiful videos. I really like them. Keep it up. Greetings from Germany

Looking forward to the Mercian build. Love my '79 KoM.

Yes, that crank looks great! Another beautiful ride.

Loving looking Colnago and great upgrade 👌🏼👍🏼

Beautiful!!!

The crankset and stem upgrades are over the top on a already great ride. Would love to see the some of these classic in action.

I have a 1984 Colnago Profil CX and love it. Beautiful bikes. JP

I've got a Campy Mexico crank on my Olmo, along with panto'ed rings, and it does indeed look great! Plus, it's another excuse to polish aluminum and make it really shine! :-) The shop is looking good, and best wishes to Manny and his Schwinn shop reproduction.

If you ever see a Giubilato, grab it. Lovely bikes. Mine is circa 1985, cromovelato, corsa.

Lookin sharp John !

Hi John! Thank you very much. I've started a collection myself. An Eddy Merckx Anniversery edition and a CIÖCC cromovelato '84. I really liked your old mancave. But I guess your wife was a bit tired of all the bikes. 😄

W😮W what a difference !!

I thought the silver stem was a good one on the Colnago. Now u have one black part on the bike. The crank is a great asset.

Your bikes are Amazing. Are you going to keep them all or are you running a proper shop?

Hello there, can you tell me where the name Serroni comes from as I know that Colnagos first name is Ernesto. Gorgeous bicycle by the way, takes me back to my racing days in the 1980s in Prospect Park with the Kissena Cycling Club.

Back in the day the smallest chainring was a 42 and near the end of friction shifting Campy came out with a 41. This may explain the Nuovo chainring on Super crank. Cant remember if it was NOT available in Super 41 or maybe I have it backwards?? It's been almost 40 years so don't quote anything I say.

Haha, I always check my lever position using that same headset wrench.

These vintage cranksets are the most eye catching and that is why I want to replace my Shimano Dura Ace 9000 crankset with a vintage crankset. I purchased a Campagnolo GS from 1983 -1985 brand new in the box. The seller couldn't tell me what the BCD was but I bought it anyway. It has a 116 BCD. The rings are 53-42. I prefer a 52- 36. The smallest ring that will work on this crank is a 35T. I can't find anything, not anything in a 30's tooth range. I have been able to find 52T rings. Can you point me in a direction to try and help me find what I'm looking for? Here in Pittsburgh we have a bike museum called Bicycle Heaven and I was thinking of trying them also but they aren't really a store. Thanks in advance. That Colnago is looking good by the way.

what about a neo retro bike, you know to use old frames with new components both shimano and campagnolo.

That is a great looking ride. Your definition of shop mess is nothing compared to my garage.

Hello sale if you sale it your bicycle colnago classic how much watching frm damam KSA always takecare god