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Old 02-22-21, 03:51 AM
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Identify this bike...

Hey guys and gals, can you help me identify this bike? its for sale in Asia, Italian, a legit brand, older, road bike, lightweight, and i was just curious what model and year because i don't recognize it...the brand is Colnago... i suspect 1990s or 2000s
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Originally Posted by TravelBiker
Hey guys and gals, can you help me identify this bike? its for sale in Asia, Italian, a legit brand, older, road bike, lightweight, and i was just curious what model and year because i don't recognize it...the brand is Colnago... i suspect 1990s or 2000s
At first glance, that looks fake. But Im not an expert on Colnago
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Old 02-22-21, 05:37 AM
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Originally Posted by DorkDisk
At first glance, that looks fake. But Im not an expert on Colnago
Could be, i havent seen it in person but whoever built this did a nice job, its beautiful.
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Could be, i havent seen it in person but whoever built this did a nice job, its beautiful.
I like the crankset, with one ring - yet with derailleur and shifter. Very Colnago
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Originally Posted by DorkDisk
I like the crankset, with one ring - yet with derailleur and shifter. Very Colnago
LOL in Cambodia a lot of things are faked including iphones, shirts, hats, you name it.
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There are a number of things that are not right about that build, if you look closely. I see four right away. Can you find five?
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Originally Posted by DorkDisk
I like the crankset, with one ring - yet with derailleur and shifter. Very Colnago
That might be a 1x conversion on the cheap, with the front derailleur functioning as a chain retention device.
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There are a number of things that are not right about that build, if you look closely. I see four right away. Can you find five?
Leaving the gearing issues out, I see the seat post on backwards and a front brake being used as a rear brake.

There is the possibility of something wacky about the fork tube/headset/stem set up but it isn't clear if an adapter was used.

For the rest I am lost.
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The Decals look good.
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Originally Posted by TravelBiker
Hey guys and gals, can you help me identify this bike? its for sale in Asia...
Ugh. Back-alley mechanic who produces a ghetto build. Steer clear of it unless it's free. Then you could fix it.
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Old 02-22-21, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Phil_gretz
There are a number of things that are not right about that build, if you look closely. I see four right away. Can you find five?
Thanks for pointing this out, the bigger part of the chainwheel looks too large while the cassette looks too small or like part of it is missing, although i do think they did an ok job for a fake bike.
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That don't look like any 'Nago I have ever seen. 10 out of 10 would not buy even if somehow that was a real Colnago by some magical mystery that will elude scientists for decades. Also the bike is pictured on the completely wrong side amongst many other issues.
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