1988 Marinoni Special 57cm $250
07-31-18, 07:56 PM
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1988 Marinoni Special 57cm - Sold
1988 Marinoni Special, 57 cm c-to-c, 56 c-to-c top tube. $250.00. Full Campy group w/ Campy wheels. Built sheet shows "SLX," but tubing sticker is long gone. Cinelli bars & stem. Paint is rough with some rust spots, but appears to be surface only. Components have lots of miles on them. The Marinoni shop confirmed that this was repainted by them from the original colors, and sent a copy of the build sheet - they are very cool to deal with.
I was intending to strip and repaint this, but I have too many projects as it is. The bike feels stiff & quick to ride. Willing to pack & ship via BikeFlights at cost.
Update - bike was sold locally- thanks.
I was intending to strip and repaint this, but I have too many projects as it is. The bike feels stiff & quick to ride. Willing to pack & ship via BikeFlights at cost.
Update - bike was sold locally- thanks.
Last edited by aeshultz; 08-04-18 at 07:53 PM. Reason: Sold
08-01-18, 03:58 AM
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Very Cool Project!!
08-01-18, 05:54 AM
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That's awesome! Glws!!!
08-01-18, 06:18 PM
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Yes, it would be a pretty good rider- but I stumbled on a Franklin of the same vintage, which is a full-custom built here in Columbus, OH. So that jumped ahead in the build waiting list.
08-02-18, 03:24 PM
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I'm very interested. Do you have an idea as to the geometry? namely the ht and st angles
08-04-18, 07:51 PM
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Thanks guys, but the bike sold locally.
FWIW- I didn't measure the angles, but it was steep and tight- very much a race bike.
FWIW- I didn't measure the angles, but it was steep and tight- very much a race bike.
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