Grandis, 56cm Campione Del Mondo bike
08-02-20, 07:25 AM
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SOLD!!Grandis, 56cm Campione Del Mondo bike
Excellent condition with period correct Campagnolo Super Record group. Super Champion Gentleman rims, VeloFlex tires, SunTour Winner Pro FW and KMC chain. New toe clips and straps. Wheels straight and true, Paint and chrome original and in pretty good condition. 56cm c/c, 57 c/t, 56cm TT. Let me know if any questions, more photo's upon request. $700 plus shipping or local pickup on Dayton OH. SOLD!!
Last edited by velothree; 08-26-20 at 09:04 AM. Reason: Item sold
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08-02-20, 08:43 AM
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Too large for me, but that is a fine looking ride!!!! I have always been on the lookout for Grandis. Hard to find them in decent condition, which probably speaks to the fact that they are ridden, not hung on a wall.
08-02-20, 08:55 AM
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It's exactly my size which is one of the reasons why I didn't give a valuation of this bike in the valuation forum.
So what size are the tires? Are the brakes short or long reach?
So what size are the tires? Are the brakes short or long reach?
08-02-20, 10:06 AM
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No size on the tires, but they measure 17mm width. Brakes are short reach measuring 40mm from the center of the pivot bolt to the top of the brake shoe slot.
08-02-20, 10:50 AM
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Absolutely awesome bike! I have always had a soft side for the Grandis lugs and pantographing on the Crown and head tube...
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More photo's and trying to be as transparent as possible. More photo's of any imperfections in the frame. https://share.icloud.com/photos/0ABn...4u80Q7guDWJAAA
Pretty good shape for 50 year old frame with original paint and decal.
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Pretty good shape for 50 year old frame with original paint and decal.
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08-04-20, 04:58 PM
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Price reduced to $800 for quick sale. Take a look at all the photos, really good condition for 50 year old italian bike.
08-05-20, 01:39 PM
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Perfect patina!
When someone talks about liking a bike that has been ridden but well cared for, I think this bike should come to mind. I have been restoring bikes for a few years now and am always a little sad when I decide to repaint a bike. This bike is so right. Not even a hint of rust around the cable guides, the nicks are clearly the result of riding it. I wish I had bike credits with my wife right now because I would buy it! It's my size. A buyer wouldn't need to do anything to it.
08-06-20, 04:56 AM
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In my effort to be completely transparent on the condition of the bike. more photo's of the TT cable guides. Still pretty good for 50 year old Italian beauty.
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08-30-20, 06:37 AM
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Interesting flipper play. If seller doesn’t drop that “firm” price, I think you’ll see this one taking up CL shelf space for a while.
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08-30-20, 09:08 AM
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He always has a lot of bikes FS. I've often thought he was a BF member based on his flips I've seen. He's gonna sit on that one for "1200.00 firm".
