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1990 Colnago Decor Road Bike

By paperthin on 06/23/2008. Bike tags: Road bike | campagnolo | colnago | italian
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55cm Colnago Decor

Cinelli Giro D'Italia 64-42, Cinelli 110mm

Colnago straight fork and Campagnolo Record

Campagnolo Vento G3 with Continental Gatorskin

Campagnolo Vento G3 with Continental Gatorskin

Campagnolo Chorus

Selle Italia Flite and Campagnolo

Campagnolo (Look) clipless and Campagnolo narrow

52/42 - 12/23

Had a dream of an all Italian bike for a while, couldn't turn down the chance of buying this Colnago frame and fork for £100 and so the dream has become real.
Currently built with all sorts of Campag parts, don't think I'll be changing anything in a while.





People who friended this bike kilogram, doubleoh2, castlemj
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Nice Colnago!

Submitted by kilogram on 06/24/2008.

What kind of Columbus is it made out of? I have a similar and older Decor, I think the Decor were the entry level Colnago and didn't come with the Clover shaped tubing that the Master came with.Definitely get rid of those platforms!!! I added you to the Colnago cluster.

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The sticker is Columbus

Submitted by paperthin on 06/24/2008.

The sticker is Columbus Custom Brain tubing. The reason I'm slightly confused is because I thought 'Decor' refered to the paint scheme and this frame has the Gilco tubing on the down tube, which the Master has.

Thanks for the add btw.

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nix fix!

Submitted by doubleoh2 on 06/23/2008.

PLEASE DON"T FIX THIS BEAUTIFUL MACHINE! And keep the platforms, they look PHAT!

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There is no way this is

Submitted by paperthin on 06/24/2008.

There is no way this is going to be fixed, it will have clipless pedals most of the time though.

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