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Hi, I would keep it simple as BBs are relatively low cost items and just buy which ever level of Campag external BB you prefer - I think I bought Record as they are not that much more expensive than Veloce. I don't think Shimano BBs will work with the Campag chainset - I presume you will be...

Daccordi Mitico on Ebay I'm sure you have already spotted this, but here is the spit of my Daccordi Mitico F&F on Ebay....albeit in the US and Oversize whereas mine is whatever the opposite of oversize is. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Daccordi-Ital ... 4d017d5473 a chance to ride some of...

BTW, still can't get over that advert....only the Italians could do something like that!!!

Looks like it will have to be an online club. Please repeat the oath below in the privacy of your our own home and you shall be considered a bonafide member of the Daccordi Online Owners club (UK division). "I promise to henceforth promote all things Daccordi to the world in general so...

Ah there it is.....! Lovely bike Gracie and loving the handlebar tape.....! Watch those downtube cable stops, one of mine broke (adjuster sheared off inside the body) so I am buying shimano ones which are alloy...is that sacrilege? I'm all for starting a Daccordi club....!

Well done so far Gracie! I love the excitement of waiting for bits arriving through the post....it's a better feeling than Christmas. Unfortunately my Daccordi is out of action as one of the downtube cable stops broke.....cheap Campag rubbish! Going to get some shimano ones which apparently work...

Certainly looks 90's but couldn't really guess more than that. Is the fluted top tube perhaps Gilco tubing?

Which Daccordi are you getting? I'm very happy with modern kit on a vintage frame - works really well.

Well, finally managed to get a couple of good rides in - a 20 and a 40 miler.....the first question that comes to mind is: What is the point of Carbon Fibre exactly?!? Now as I mentioned I have an Alu/Carbon Colnago....not a high end Colnago but a nice ride, but this Daccordi is noticeably...

Hi Pondlife, yes saw that in Cycling Plus....£1400 just for the frame and probably not even Columbus EL! Hopefully I can get a longer ride this weekend but so far it seems almost more sprightly than my modern colnago and may even be lighter!

Thanks Mark. Stem is Zenith quill stem from Velo Solo and bars are Deda Speciale which are from Parkers and meant to be for small hands and lowdrop both of which suit me....and nice and cheap ;-)

Yes, Charge Spoon....very comfy and quite cheap. Paintwork is really nice with a sort of lace effect...there are some scratches but you would never get that effect without spending a lot of money and you don't really notice them with the bike built up.

I'll try and do the maths this evening and let you know.....probably round £1k but you never know!

Finished! Finally finished this build, installing the rear derailleur, the chain and wrapping the bars. Actually wrapping the bars wasn't as hard as I thought, the only problem is the finishing electrical tape which I have had problems getting really smooth round the bars....need some more...

Nearly there! Hi Miro, Sorry been a bit lazy with this one as Christmas and other financial needs got in the way. I was not hurrying as I have no plans to ride until the weather is better. I literally just need to buy the rear derailleur and the chain and fit and then fit the cable and wrap...

Jcymbal - thanks for the comments. It was your Gazelle thread that inspired me to do this one and put in the detail of how the build progressed. Pondlife - yes saw that when it was first listed. Looks a pretty good price - you could buy it and sell off the Campag delta brakes to recoup a good...

So my wheels arrived: Mavic Open Pro rims on Ambrosio Zenith hubs. The latter are unbranded but I have a feeling all the Zenith range are. Anyway seem nice quality and nice and silver to go with the rest of the look. No rim tape so bought some from my LBS: Easy enough to fit as...

I am planning to fit my favourite saddle - a charge spoon, when they are back in stock....as I said this is going to be modern retro so not too worried about a period saddle...

Yes, I didn't think it looked *really* old and given new steel frames from Daccordi cost about 1400EUR only using Columbus SL, I'm quite pleased with my purchase.... Slowly making progress, the brakes arrived and I just screwed them on....they provide different length bolts in the box to fit...

Sorry forgot the costs....Front Mech was £19.75, so running total is £377.06...and the expensive components still to come!