Originally Posted by
Midway
I think you are on to something. I was always led to believe the Colnago Master Piu had a relatively short wheelbase but whether it does or not, I was beginning to think it could be something else. I seem to have more weight on my hands then I would like and I'm finding that can magnify some of the twitchyness I feel. I plan on getting some time on my bikes while building up core fitness and then checking my bike setup and go from there. Thanks.
Here is what I found on Colnago steel framesets, the master series but not exactly your version. It may be helpful. But notice that the item "J" wheelbase is not measured. I don't know why.
https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Col...-Frameset/25TH
Now compare this with a racing road bike like the current Cervelo R-5. Other bike manufacturers like Specialized, Trek, Giant, would have a wider array of models to choose from, but with Cervelo its basically three basic models for road racing, the R, the S, and the Time Trial bike. This makes it less of a guess work as to their tendency towards a short wheelbase for handling at the pro level. Not that everyone is at the pro level.
https://www.cervelo.com/en/r5
https://www.cervelo.com/en/r2