Cambio Corsa Lot
 

Here's my stash of Cambio Corso stuff. $325 for the lot. Sold. Looking forward to the build with these.
I had been hoping to find a frame in my size to build up, but that's not going to happen. Use what you want, and sell off what you don't need. I just disassembled the hub enough to check the cones, which are in good shape and dated 52. There's an extra axle with one good cone, an extra lever, and a few other bits and bobs.
-John
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Paging SwimmerMike. I think you need this for a certain Bianchi Folgore that followed you home . . . .

Gawd, it's fun spending other people's money.:D

Unfortunately the Bianchi didn’t stay here very long. It thought I would never be able to fit on it comfortably. So it ran away. I’ve already texted the guy it’s headed to so that he knows about this.

if the Bianchi had fit. I would have bought this already.

Nice. I know where your buyer can find a spoke guard if they want one.

Pro photography tip: if you must photo your fingers and toes, make sure they look this good.

To whoever bought jeirvine's cool CC stuff, I suspect Mad Honk can pretty up that worn cone for you. With the number of miles it's likely to see in the future I suspect it will work just fine. (Note that I'm not volunteering MH's services. He did me a solid with some Dura-Ace cones a couple years ago though. Definitely a stand up guy.)

I actually paid George Costanza to hand model for the shoot.