1987 Marinoni Special For Sale
01-25-23, 01:05 PM
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1987 Marinoni Special For Sale
For sale: 1987 Marinoni Special. Frame is 54cm C - T with a 54cm top tube C - T. Full Shimano 600 SIS, Cinelli Bar & Stem, Wolber/Ukai clincher rims, Turbo saddle, and new Michelin 28mm tires. It is a nice bike, but I haven't ridden it much since I bought it about 5 years ago, and I need to thin the herd. When purchased, I completely disassembled and went through and repacked everything, new chain, new cables, new bar tape. I probably don't have more than 100 miles since the rebuild. The frame has its share of chips and scratches, but no dents or damage. The chrome drive side chain stay has some pitting. Again, I cleaned it up when I bought it and it has been stable since. $625 plus Bikeflights shipping to the lower 48.
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01-25-23, 03:33 PM
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Hey Andy,
I used to have a Marinoni Special as well. It was a very cool bike.
If you still have it this summer you could always bring it to the Eddy Rando and slap a for sale sign on it. Just a thought. GLWS!
MM
I used to have a Marinoni Special as well. It was a very cool bike.
If you still have it this summer you could always bring it to the Eddy Rando and slap a for sale sign on it. Just a thought. GLWS!
MM
01-25-23, 04:29 PM
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Hey Matt, Thanks. We will see. I hope the planets line up and I can do the Eddy Rando!
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So cool, GLWS.
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great color!
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That's really very pretty. But, I'm looking for a Marinoni with the Maple Leaf pantographs. That, and I just brought home a De Rosa this morning and my wife will kill me for my velo-promiscuity.
