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Agordina Cromovelato frame (likely by Wilier)         Featured Bike! on 04/16/2012

By polyglot on 03/05/2009. Bike tags: Road bike
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Agordina branded however likely built by Wilier

Cinelli

Gipiemme headset with roller bearings on the bottom and ball bearings on the top

Mavic hubs with Campagnolo rims

Mavic hubs with Campagnolo rims

Custom Pantographed Campagnolo cranks, with Campagnolo Super record titanium BB

Iscaselle Giro d'Italia saddle with titanium frame, modified Passoni titanium seatpost

Cambio Rino pedals with toe clips and straps, Regina oro chain

Regina Oro freewheel

Most of the parts on this bike are NOS that have been picked up over teh years.

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Damn dude you have a

Submitted by TeenageShutdown. on 08/03/2010.

Damn dude you have a beautiful collection of bikes! And I see you reside in Burlington County. I live in Palmyra.

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damn, the pantographs are

Submitted by angellt on 03/14/2009.

damn, the pantographs are KILLER

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I laid out the design of the

Submitted by polyglot on 03/14/2009.

I laid out the design of the pantographing and a friend of mine did the actual work. I then had the fun of infilling with paint. If you like the panto work on this one you will likely enjoy the work that I have had done to a few other bikes too. This one is not as extreme as one of the other bikes that I have.

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A work of art!

Submitted by JonD on 03/06/2009.

That is just a sight to see. Was that copper color original? It's perfect.

I hate to ask... do you ride it?

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I have not yet ridden the

Submitted by polyglot on 03/14/2009.

I have not yet ridden the bike, as I have just now fitted the shift levers. I do have another 30 bikes to chose a rider from, so it is not that difficult to see it sitting around.

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copper or some kind of candy

Submitted by georgecostansa on 03/09/2009.

copper or some kind of candy red on top of the chrome?

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The cromovelato finish

Submitted by polyglot on 03/14/2009.

The cromovelato finish procedure involves chroming of the whole frame, with a subsequent transparent paint-like coating. I have seen it in different colors including: copper, red, blue and green. BTW, cromovelato can be translated from Italian as being "veiled chrome".

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that color is amazing

Submitted by Aaron C on 03/05/2009.

...

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one of the most beutiful

Submitted by georgecostansa on 03/05/2009.

one of the most beutiful bikes i´ve seen in a long time. very nice color-scheme.

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but where are the

Submitted by georgecostansa on 03/05/2009.

but where are the gearshifters?

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I was missing the lever stop

Submitted by polyglot on 03/14/2009.

I was missing the lever stop plates, which I now have and have mounted. The shift levers are pantographed Campagnolo downtube shifters. I'll eventually post some pictures.

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Submitted by All Filler on 03/05/2009.

oh my god.

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