I have to finally admit that this frame is too small for me and always be!
It is 57cm c-t and 55.5cm c-c.
It is unusual in being red rather than traditional Gios blue.
The frame and forks have been used and show some wear but the chrome is perfectly acceptable and the addition of some new decals in places would help a lot.
At some point the rear tyre was placed too close to the downtube and an area of paint removed over time. This has been covered by some similarly coloured red tape and doesn't notice once the frame is built.
The problem is that I can't remove the 3TTT stem from the frame and the Campagnolo headset feels a tight. I haven't tried any drastic measures but, obviously, an potential buyer needs to be aware.
I am looking for £250 for this piece of Italian adjustable rear dropout real steel.
Can post some pictures tomorrow. If you are in SW London and interested then you are more than welcome to come have a look at the frame in the flesh.
It is 57cm c-t and 55.5cm c-c.
It is unusual in being red rather than traditional Gios blue.
The frame and forks have been used and show some wear but the chrome is perfectly acceptable and the addition of some new decals in places would help a lot.
At some point the rear tyre was placed too close to the downtube and an area of paint removed over time. This has been covered by some similarly coloured red tape and doesn't notice once the frame is built.
The problem is that I can't remove the 3TTT stem from the frame and the Campagnolo headset feels a tight. I haven't tried any drastic measures but, obviously, an potential buyer needs to be aware.
I am looking for £250 for this piece of Italian adjustable rear dropout real steel.
Can post some pictures tomorrow. If you are in SW London and interested then you are more than welcome to come have a look at the frame in the flesh.
