colnago rennrad oldtimer Colnago Campagnolo Super Record Vintage Rennrad 1970s – Goldensteelcycles
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colnago rennrad oldtimer

colnago rennrad oldtimer Colnago Campagnolo Super Record Vintage Rennrad 1970s – Goldensteelcycles

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colnago rennrad oldtimer Colnago Campagnolo Super Record Vintage Rennrad 1970s – GoldensteelcyclesGeschichte: Das revolutionre Colnago Super wurde 1968 eingefhrt und markierte einen bedeutenden Wendepunkt in der Welt des Radsports, da es die Lcke zwischen Massenproduktion und dem Aufstieg fortschrittlicher Technologie berbrckte. Dieses Fahrrad wurde mit dem Fachwissen von Colnago und den Eliteathleten der Welt entwickelt und verkrpert den Hhepunkt des Radsports. Dieses klassische Design zeichnet sich durch runde Rohre aus, aber in dieser Zeit gab

Geschichte:

Das revolutionäre Colnago Super wurde 1968 eingeführt und markierte einen bedeutenden Wendepunkt in der Welt des Radsports, da es die Lücke zwischen Massenproduktion und dem Aufstieg fortschrittlicher Technologie überbrückte. Dieses Fahrrad wurde mit dem Fachwissen von Colnago und den Eliteathleten der Welt entwickelt und verkörpert den Höhepunkt des Radsports.

Dieses klassische Design zeichnet sich durch runde Rohre aus, aber in dieser Zeit gab es ständige Innovationen und Experimente mit technischen Lösungen zur Verbesserung der Fahrradleistung. Neben Komfort für längere Fahrten suchen Fahrer jetzt nach Reaktionsfähigkeit sowohl auf ebenem als auch auf bergauf führendem Gelände. Um dies zu erreichen, wurden kleinere Fahrräder mit Columbus Sl-Rohren ausgestattet, während für größere Größen Columbus SP-Rohre mit größerer Dicke verwendet wurden. Im Laufe der Jahre wurden Verbesserungen wie Brain-Rohre eingeführt, wodurch dieses Modell zu einem der am längsten bestehenden in den Katalogen von Colnago wurde. Es ist erwähnenswert, dass das Super auch in den Versionen Superissimo Six (mit internen Rohrverstärkungen) und Sprint (oder Classic und/oder International) zu einem für die breite Öffentlichkeit günstigeren Preis herausgebracht wurde.

 

Zustand:

Dieses Fahrrad ist in gutem gebrauchten Zustand, ohne Risse oder Biegungen im Rahmen. Auf der linken Seite des Oberrohrs befindet sich eine minimale Delle, die Sie in den meisten Situationen jedoch nicht einmal bemerken werden. Es wurde vollständig überprüft und restauriert, wobei alle notwendigen Teile ersetzt wurden. Es ist das perfekte Vintage-Fahrrad für Ihre nächste Fahrt!

 

 

Fahrradgröße:


 

Größe / Sattelrohr (c-t) 56 cm
Oberrohr (c-c)
55,5 cm
Steuerrohr
14,5 cm


 

 

 

Details:

Marke
Colnago
Rohrsatz Columbus SL
Schaltwerk Campagnolo Super Record
Umwerfer Campagnolo Super Record
Schalthebel Campagnolo Super Record
Kurbelgarnitur Campagnolo Super Record
Bremsen Campagnolo Super Record
Bremshebel Campagnolo Super Record
Steuersatz Campagnolo Super Record
Innenlager Campagnolo Super Record
Felgen Mavic Module E2
Naben Campagnolo Record
Reifen Tufo Calibra Plus
Sattelstütze Campagnolo
Sattel Cinelli Volare SLX
Vorbau 3TTT
Lenker 3TTT Colnago
Pedale N / A

 

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IT's not bad at all but they're other "The Simpsons" comic books are way better. I really recommend "Belly Buster" or "Madness" from The Simpsons collection.
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just like the series
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good book, just like the series. i wish they would make some of the story lines into episodes.
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