VERY nice , and with the correct grouppo! A true Italian Stallion.

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"How bad can it be?" - SimpleS

Check out the Delta brakes...

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What if the Hokey Pokey is what it is all about?

Awesome bike!

Does it move it's self?

Where are the pedals?=)

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Enjoy the journey!

Yummy. The Colnago is just below Walser and Pinarello in terms of sexiest double-triangle.
Though,............ I'm not complaining.

Man your timing could not be any more apropos. I just spoke with a dealer about this frame - I lust over it! - and was planning on posting here whether anyone has ever set it up as a tri-bike? I love my Colnago Ovalmaster and would love to have a Colnago as my tri/TT bike. Concerned, though, about the slack seat tube angle as my tri-configuration is currently steep.

If you went with a center clamp seatpost like a Thompson and an Arionne tri saddle, you could probably get an effective angle of 76-78.

Did you check out the huge chunk of carbon/clearcoat in one of the other pics? From the description, and employee owned it and was just used as a 'weekend' ride. Seems like an expensive ride for touring and not racing!

"my employee was the only owner of this bike it was never raced or crashed, it was a weekend riding bike, the frame is in super great condition, there is only one flaw there is a chiped piece of clearcoat at the dropout area which was caused by the bike being on a trainer and it slipped but no real carbon damage was done so we lowered the price more on it because of that"

OK - you guys have been around eBay long enough to know that whenever anyone writes "never been crashed" in their ad for a bike it guarantees the bike has been crashed at least one. And SERIOUSLY - NO ONE WOULD EVER BUILD A BIKE UP LIKE THIS TO BE A WEEKEND RIDING BIKE. come on...

the bike was obviously build up by someone who knows what they are doing, but don't be fooled by the "only driven by a grandma to and from church" routine.

oh yea - and you Ironmen out there - what do you think about 112 miles on this saddle....

whew...

ps. damn it is still one hell of a good lookin' bike....

Too bad about the Profile aerobars... that frame needs something from ITM :-)

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Nah, some Deda carbon is called for.

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"How bad can it be?" - SimpleS

I think the Colnago blows away the Pinarello and those carbon/kevlar flites were/are far (far) more comfortable than they look, thankfully!

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'to give anything less than the best is to sacrifice the gift'...Pre