 1 Week Ago | #1 |
| 80s NOS Ciocc frame and fork Bought this ages ago but I've just got too many bikes so its never going to be built up, so I might as well sell it. Its an 80s Columbus Acciaio Speciale tubed Ciocc with original chrome forks, seat tube is 55cm c to c and top tube is 54 c to c Its pretty much faultless as its never been built up but for that very reason it will need the bottom bracket chasing out ( which is Italian threaded ) just to clear the paint. Looking for £220 posted :)         | |
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| 1 Week Ago | #14 |
| | I'm out all day today and late for work already, I'll answer all pms when I get back this evening at about 6pm. Few people have asked about the weight, I haven't weighed it but as a comparison its lighter than my smaller sized columbus SL tubed Tomassini, so its a pretty nice frame :) |
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| 1 Week Ago | #21 |
 | I remember the first one who had a Ciocc bike in NL was Jacques Hanegraaf, in 1979. Then, he was an outstanding junior roar racer. Later he became a pro at Raleigh and Panasonic. After that Team Manager at Telekom, Bianchi, and some other teams. We thought that he had a "10CC" bike... I also want one! A big larger tho'. |
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