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I had an Aquila with SL rather than SLX tubes, so an 84 or 85 (I guess) the bottom bracket cut out looks similar, but the Panto on the Lugs were the Concorde logs and there was the Italian flag brazed on the top tube. This should suggest that your frame is a Ciocc but probably/possibly not an...

I am always late to the party: a great collection and as a Max fan I am deeply envious.😍. Is the Simoncini Columbus SLX with a Max fork?

Sunday can be quite hard work in that respect. If you are on the 09.30 ride the first glass of wine can be in your hand before 10.00. 🍾

Tickets are ride specific, so it is best to know which rides you want and which would be your backup.

Thanks for posting, I had totally missed the 2024 dates! It is the same price for every ride (if I remember correctly). Tickets sell out fast, (except for L’authentique on the Saturday) so best to sign up to the mailing list and keep an eye on your in-box. The booking process is not the...

With apologies to the OP, (beautiful looking Gios!)and if the mods feel we are too far off track please feel free to delete. I am quite happy to accept what you say about the shape of Italians, but, I was referring to the shape of Italian bikes. And here “Italian geometry” is a thing, even if...

Not, every Italian frame is built like this, the Custom build i bought is 54cc seat 56 cc top, but best to check all the dimensions if you see something you like

56CT makes it 55CC and with a 53 CC top tube giving typical “ Italian Geometry” with a shorter top tube than seat tube. A quick measure of my Italians, including a Gios, and centre to centre they are all taller than they are long. (Except for one that was a custom build for the original owner) .

Until a real expert gets here you will have to make do with me:) The numbering suggests a team bike but I can’t find an AW or a WA on the team in 1991. It might have been the bike of a stagiere. This could explain the lack of a rider’s name on the frame. It could be worth looking to see...

Sorry, this should be under components not complete bikes, could the mods please move it for me, many thanks

Hi, I am selling my set of original Campagnolo electron wheels. They are a fantastic wheel set, light and great for climbing, but are wasted on me. I weigh about 25kg more than Pantani and live in Brussels not the Dolomites! The rear has one non-original spoke in the drive side, see photo...

Old school deep section alloy wheels. 40cm deep section, tubular rims 18 spoke front 24 rear (which makes them sensible bling wheels!) Shimano hub with a dura ace 8 speed cassette and Vittoria tubulars in rideable condition. Overal good condition some rear on rear braking track, as shown in...

This has finally been parted out, as I could not find a buyer for the complete bike. I am keeping the frame but selling the group and the wheels.

Very nice! Can I ask how it is stamped under the bottom bracket?

Price drop to 1250 euro, Did I mention that you get the white Benotto celio tape as well? So you can wrap the bars properly rather than have me mess it up? Looking at current prices that’s almost buy the tape and get a free bike:-)

Yes, I was in contact and got the measurements and then decided that a 54 was probably a fraction too small and adding shipping and customs to the price made it too expensive a risk. I shall probably regret that decision for a long time even though it was the right one!

You could have a look here. It may not have the exact UK model but could help you narrow it down. http://www.peugeotshow.com/

Hi, to be honest, I do not remember. It was either from a seller on LeBonCoin.fr or on https://www.cycling-vintage.com/

I know, I know, but “if you don’t ask you don’t get” as my Gran always used to say. Back knack means I am cycling less and getting rid of most of my bikes, but I’d like to do the limited mileage on the bike I’ve lusted after for years. A Tommasini Velocista in Columbus Max. (The lugged...

Thanks, I will check and get back to you.