Colnago C40 B-Stay ?
10-13-21, 09:46 PM
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Colnago C40 B-Stay ?
I’m not certain of the year, fresh paint by D and D Cycles in San Lorenzo (original paint was in terrible shape) Reynolds Stratus carbon wheels with GP5000’s, Record 10 groupset (Chorus cranks) complete fresh build with maybe 100 miles?
10-14-21, 09:40 AM
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The Ultra Torque crank could narrow things down if it is original. They only made 10 speed Ultra Torque cranks for a very short time before 11 speed came out
10-14-21, 10:01 AM
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A guide to the C40 Here: https://www.cycling-obsession.com/co...ltimate-guide/
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10-14-21, 12:23 PM
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Bunch of 9 speed stuff on there as well (brakes, derailleurs)
I think it's the 2002 model.
I really like the blue but the decals look off to me.
I think it's the 2002 model.
I really like the blue but the decals look off to me.
10-15-21, 06:05 PM
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Nice bike.
I prefer the paint on this bike to all the original Colnago paint schemes that I have seen for the C40. However, many of the Colnago aficionados love the factory paint, so this one may be a more difficult sell for that reason.
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I prefer the paint on this bike to all the original Colnago paint schemes that I have seen for the C40. However, many of the Colnago aficionados love the factory paint, so this one may be a more difficult sell for that reason.
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10-16-21, 02:20 PM
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I'd actually put it a bit higher.
The C40 remains popular, and it is rare to find a bare frame for less than $750, with many going for more than $1000.
I'm not a big fan of the repaint, but this was done very nicely. And, the rest of the build looks very good.
I'd probably target $1200 to $1500, but wouldn't be surprised to see an asking price of $2000.
10-16-21, 02:58 PM
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I actually like the coat of armor look of the original paint. But, this repaint is classy.
I'd actually put it a bit higher.
The C40 remains popular, and it is rare to find a bare frame for less than $750, with many going for more than $1000.
I'm not a big fan of the repaint, but this was done very nicely. And, the rest of the build looks very good.
I'd probably target $1200 to $1500, but wouldn't be surprised to see an asking price of $2000.
I'd actually put it a bit higher.
The C40 remains popular, and it is rare to find a bare frame for less than $750, with many going for more than $1000.
I'm not a big fan of the repaint, but this was done very nicely. And, the rest of the build looks very good.
I'd probably target $1200 to $1500, but wouldn't be surprised to see an asking price of $2000.
i found a 2008 extreme power with a zipp vumaguard crank and full durace for just over 1k. with less than 500 miles.
