Mostra Scambio Novegro 2024
02-19-24, 03:08 PM
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Mostra Scambio Novegro 2024
A few of the things I saw.
Late 40s Frejus
1931 and 1938 Gerbi. The 38 sold.
Beltramo
A small builder, Giuntelli. Never heard of them before.
Lovely sign
Even better sign. About a meter tall.
1976 SR. I also saw a 1973 and 1978.
Late 40s Frejus
1931 and 1938 Gerbi. The 38 sold.
Beltramo
A small builder, Giuntelli. Never heard of them before.
Lovely sign
Even better sign. About a meter tall.
1976 SR. I also saw a 1973 and 1978.
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A couple restore 1950s SCs.
1960s Galmozzi
Colnago Freccia
Unknown but I liked the Nervex lugs.
Learco Guerra kids and Sports bikes, still in wrapper
1960s Galmozzi
Colnago Freccia
Unknown but I liked the Nervex lugs.
Learco Guerra kids and Sports bikes, still in wrapper
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02-19-24, 03:18 PM
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The only bike I considered buying, and was really close to it. The crank/pedals/stem/bars/levers were worth the price of admission, but it is really a well-made frame. An early/mid-50s Dora (the explora) out of Torino. Never heard of them before, but oh so cool.
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wonderful piece
do not have a name/number for this combination of Agrati feature & nozzle cut
the nozzle cut is also employed on Agrati patterns "ROMA" & "SPORT"
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wonderful piece
do not have a name/number for this combination of Agrati feature & nozzle cut
the nozzle cut is also employed on Agrati patterns "ROMA" & "SPORT"
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02-19-24, 09:03 PM
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Lots of bikes show up. The depth of Italian industrial history is interesting.
02-20-24, 02:23 AM
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Bikes: '53/'54 Bianchi CDM, '62ish Altenburger Cinelli Mod B, '69 Rene Herse Competition, '72 Motobecane Grand Record, '73-74 Colnago Super,, '73-74 Cinelli SC, '78ish counterfeit Confente, '82 Medici Gran Turismo, '67ish Mondia Speciale, Eddy Merckx Pro
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Oh, man, that looks like a fun time. I'm coming with you there someday!
02-20-24, 04:36 PM
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Ok, so what DID you purchase?
02-20-24, 07:21 PM
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The Wolsit, Legnano and SR are for a friend.
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Pretty darn early Gran Sport. Wheels look pretty worn down but the rest of it looks all there.
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Are the prices similar to here ?
02-20-24, 07:55 PM
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I was just curious. Here , it seems , bikes are down in value while parts , like that 1st gen SR derailleur , are stable if not up. I was just curious if it is that way there as well. Thank you , Joe
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Also, you can walk up to a vendor with 30-40 NR rear and front derailleurs. Then there are a half dozen vendors like that. So a high supply will drive down price compared to here. But an Ambrosio stem there is more coveted there due to the Bianchi connection. It sells higher than the US.
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That looked fabulous!
Where in Italy was that, and is it a once a year thing, or more often?
It looks like an amazing venue for a swap meet.
Thank you, for the report!
Where in Italy was that, and is it a once a year thing, or more often?
It looks like an amazing venue for a swap meet.
Thank you, for the report!
03-04-24, 04:49 PM
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Milano. February and November, but everyone agrees the February event is best. More vendors, more buyers. Imola has one that goes around the entire length of the track, 5km, in September. Better than Novegro November, not as good as Novegro February.
