FS: Centurion/Cinelli Equipe 58 cm
03-31-23, 10:43 AM
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FS: Centurion/Cinelli Equipe 58 cm
SOLD
Selling my mostly original Centurion/Cinelli Equipe. Just did a complete rebuild and applied a new decal set.
—Campy Nuovo Record derailleurs and shifters.
—Ofmega Mistral crank
—Universal AER brakeset
—Miche hubs
—Gipiemme seat post
—Ofmega headset
—Cinelli seat
—Cinelli bars and stem
Not original:
New cables and housings
Brake levers
Rims. I could not find a make on them.
Pedals not included.
SOLD
Selling my mostly original Centurion/Cinelli Equipe. Just did a complete rebuild and applied a new decal set.
—Campy Nuovo Record derailleurs and shifters.
—Ofmega Mistral crank
—Universal AER brakeset
—Miche hubs
—Gipiemme seat post
—Ofmega headset
—Cinelli seat
—Cinelli bars and stem
Not original:
New cables and housings
Brake levers
Rims. I could not find a make on them.
Pedals not included.
SOLD
Last edited by 2wheeljonz; 04-02-23 at 04:35 PM.
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03-31-23, 11:33 AM
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Nice. Might be worth posting more sizing information…
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03-31-23, 07:24 PM
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Oof.... if it was a 63cm you would already have my money
03-31-23, 09:29 PM
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Jet boy, PM replied to.
Thanks
Mel
Thanks
Mel
04-01-23, 06:16 AM
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Good looking bike and great seller, buy with confidence!
Mel, keep an eye on the Touroica thread; your old VO will be seeing California for the first time.
Mel, keep an eye on the Touroica thread; your old VO will be seeing California for the first time.
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04-01-23, 05:47 PM
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What is the story behind these? Beautiful and very Cinelli-like with Columbus tubes.
Was it a collaboration where Cinelli got Centurion to send some of their Columbus-tubed, Japanese built frames to Europe badged as Cinellis there, Centurions elsewhere with Cinelli demarcations?
Was it a collaboration where Cinelli got Centurion to send some of their Columbus-tubed, Japanese built frames to Europe badged as Cinellis there, Centurions elsewhere with Cinelli demarcations?
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04-01-23, 06:36 PM
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04-01-23, 06:55 PM
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This thread reminds of how little I ride mine 😔
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04-14-23, 05:58 PM
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feedback: arrived perfectly packed and ready to assemble and ride. which I have been. thanks! I friggin love it. Bikeforums rocks! thanks 2wheeljonz !
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