80's DiNucci
07-21-19, 08:03 AM
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Mid 80's DiNucci
Columbus tubing with all the speed and climbing goodies from Campagnolo and Ambrosio Montreal tubulars
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07-21-19, 11:59 AM
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I rode @mpetry912's new DiNucci after the ride at Bob's yesterday, it was fantastic despite no adjustments to me and flailing non clipped with the clipless, I have no doubt it would have been nothing short of phenomenal even a little more dialed.
AND my ocd is telling me you need to turn the HS spacer over, just sayin.
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07-21-19, 01:59 PM
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You do know only a couple of pics now that it's sorted is just silly, right?
I rode @mpetry912's new DiNucci after the ride at Bob's yesterday, it was fantastic despite no adjustments to me and flailing non clipped with the clipless, I have no doubt it would have been nothing short of phenomenal even a little more dialed.
AND my ocd is telling me you need to turn the HS spacer over, just sayin.
I rode @mpetry912's new DiNucci after the ride at Bob's yesterday, it was fantastic despite no adjustments to me and flailing non clipped with the clipless, I have no doubt it would have been nothing short of phenomenal even a little more dialed.
AND my ocd is telling me you need to turn the HS spacer over, just sayin.
07-21-19, 02:29 PM
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07-21-19, 04:14 PM
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07-21-19, 04:34 PM
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Very nice. The colour, tires, rims and components are very tasteful.
How far is that seatpost inserted?
How far is that seatpost inserted?
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Lucky you!
Beautiful bike. Thanks for posting this rare beast.
Brent
Beautiful bike. Thanks for posting this rare beast.
Brent
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