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Rossin frame and fork 57 - 59 cm

Old 06-20-20, 10:26 AM
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Rossin frame and fork SOLD,

This is a circa 1990 (my estimate) Rossin frame and fork. I think officially it's a 59 as that's what is stamped on the BB shell, but the Spaghetti Legs sizing system it's a 57. Top tube 57 cm c-c Seat tube 58 cm c-c, 17 cm head tube. Italian thread BB of course with 27.2 seat tube and 130 mm rear spacing.

I'm not sure of the model and would love to hear thoughts on this. It has "SPX" stamped on the BB and that would make sense for a frame this size, but I don't find any spirals in the frame, only the fork, so Columbus SL? My guess is the decals aren't original as they seem kind of thick. Several paint scrapes which I've been in the process of touching up and I removed the NDS decals as they were chewed up. When I got the bike the NDS dropout screw was broken off, so I drilled it out, dinging the threads a little. The hardware store replacement screws work fine with a little Teflon tape on the NDS one. I think this would make a really good rider, possibly a nice retro mod candidate. I've been plugging away at rehabbing it but enthusiasm waned as I've realized a really want an earlier model Rossin. Plus I have another red bike on the way and other projects in the pipeline.

$300 plus shipping from 22903. - SOLD! Happy for a semi-local meet up and we can do a socially distanced hostage exchange. I'd like to keep the headset as I have a project in mind for it, but I have others in the shop and we can work something out.

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Old 06-20-20, 03:09 PM
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Now that is a beefy bb. There's gotta be a good application for that.
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Originally Posted by SurferRosa
Now that is a beefy bb. There's gotta be a good application for that.
Yes, needs bigger thighs than mine.
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Isn’t that a ghibli bottom bracket shell?
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Isn’t that a ghibli bottom bracket shell?
Yeah, looks like it to me. This one has round tubes though. I thought this might be an early version of a Performance although all the ones I’ve seen on line are welded.
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Originally Posted by Spaghetti Legs
Yeah, looks like it to me. This one has round tubes though. I thought this might be an early version of a Performance although all the ones I’ve seen on line are welded.
My Performance EL OS is welded. No lugs.

Performance before the EL may have been SLX lugged though.
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1990, the Records started having the really cool dropouts with the Ghibli BB shells. So yours is either an earlier 1987-88 Ghibli, or a really odd Record with crossover tube/lugs/dropouts/shell?

I am tempted to take it off your hands to stop you from worrying, but alas, I think I am at a temporary n+0 point.
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
1990, the Records started having the really cool dropouts with the Ghibli BB shells. So yours is either an earlier 1987-88 Ghibli, or a really odd Record with crossover tube/lugs/dropouts/shell?

I am tempted to take it off your hands to stop you from worrying, but alas, I think I am at a temporary n+0 point.
Ahh c’mon, you don’t have enough bikes!

The number hanger on this one makes me wonder if it was a custom or team build.
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Originally Posted by Spaghetti Legs
Ahh c’mon, you don’t have enough bikes!

The number hanger on this one makes me wonder if it was a custom or team build.
Good attempt...it might actually be a bit large for me, anyhow.

I was thinking the same about a team build.
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This is one of those unique beauties that makes me do the mental inventory of parts bins. Not that I would really settle for that build anyways... Then I remember how long I've been dealing with my current project (57cm TT SLX Italian - coincidence?) and decide it's not the best idea for a multitude of reasons. Guessing I'm not the only one. GLWS! (Someone erase my memory now PLEASE)
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