Thread: Where does the “Made in Italy” sticker go on a Colnago?
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Old 05-01-24, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Steve B.
“Made in Italy” is redundant on a Colnago. Especially a lugged steel Colnago. If you don’t know it’s made in Italy, you don’t belong owning and riding it.
Maybe so but for the uninitiated and unwashed masses it may help spark something for them, pique their interest, get them on board, etc.
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