javadude

That Bianchi is a beautiful bike. Full second gen C Record groupset from about 89. Couldn't get much more exotic than that in the late 80's.

Go have a look at HeartCoppi's ads in the classifieds, some Campy goodness.

You do have a point there.

Awesome. Video is a bit dodge at 1:44, bit of a mirror image going on.

Wow!

Can someone lend me 50K please: http://www.thomsonbi...ence/index.html

Passed that frame onto a friend, but still have most of the groupset for my Eddy Merckx restoration.

From my collection, Part 1:

Agree with Quinton. Buy the decals from Cyclomondo, they are pretty much perfect and will look more authentic.

Aghhhhhhhhh. Do we gave to go through this again!

I think its quite recent, since Giant started building bikes for them(even though the C59 is made in Italy). I did read that the Master is the only Italian thread bike they make. I'm pretty sure your Dream will be Italian.

Colnago has been English thread BB for the last couple of years now.

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Its seems its easier to come cry here on the hub. The guys who run City Cycling are a fantastic bunch and will definitely address any issues you may have with them.

No, but then I’ve actually made it to the ripe old age of 40.

Didn't know Caad's ever had sloping top tubes.

I stopped buying from them ages ago. I only buy ebooks nowadays, unless its a coffee table type book.

I did some more research, cant back up my claim. I did find out that Ciocc made frames for Concorde and Battaglin. Battaglin is linked to Carrera because that is what Stephen Roche won the TDF on when he was sponsored by Carrera in 87, before they had their own frames.

Veryn Very nice. I believe those were made by Giovanni Pelizzoli, who owned Ciocc at the time.

Looks ridiculous the way its setup, but all was forgiven after watching the video.

No, there is no spacer required.

Go join this group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/188586884656004/ Quite a few old school bmx collectors on there.

Very nice. If it is a Shelby James then its quite rare. You are right about the age, early to mid 80's Pity that the fork isn't original, but its still cool.

I worked with a guy once many years ago who threw his rubish out the window of the company bakkie I was driving. I flipped out and asked him 'what the f" he was doing. He looked at me like I was an idiot and said if he doesnt throw the stuff out the window then the street cleaners wont have jobs. My question of "what street cleaners?" didn't seem to penetrate.