Marinoni
12-12-12, 06:27 PM
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Marinoni
So I got this for 350$ I think I got a good deal, what do you think?
-Campagnolo GS Derailleur
-Campagnolo NR Crank
-Modolo Brake
-Colombus SL
-Campagnolo GS Derailleur
-Campagnolo NR Crank
-Modolo Brake
-Colombus SL
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12-13-12, 05:16 AM
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Though the pictures do little to help with evaluation, it would appear that you got a very fair price. I, also have a lovely 1976 Marinoni (not saying yours is 1976) that I have had for many years. Mine has the fleur de lis motif on most of the lug work and as a cut-out on the underside of the bottom bracket. This year it gets upgraded to full Campagnolo first generation Super Record with NISI tubulars...
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12-13-12, 06:21 AM
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As stated, the pictures do little in aidng with the asessment. Also, given the component mix and apparent era, there is a distinct possibility that this is not a full SL frame, which will affect the value. Check inside the bottom of the fork's steerer tube to see if there are five spiral splines. The first numeral in the serial number corresponds to the last digit of the year.
12-13-12, 08:30 AM
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well, I already send the serial number to Marinoni, They are the ones who told me That the frame was a SL and that it was equipped with Campagnolo NR crank and Campagnolo GS drailleur
it was made in 1984, sorry about de bad pics, I will try do redo them
it was made in 1984, sorry about de bad pics, I will try do redo them
12-14-12, 09:17 AM
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The fleur de lis motifs are cool. I did not know that they were still around in '84. Maybe that was an option. Is there a racing significance to the coloured stripes on the seat tube? I thought that that signified a World championship or something. I do not think that the Marinoni bikes painted as Raleighs in the Los Angeles Olympics count as a win for Marinoni.
05-04-13, 11:43 PM
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That Sir is one pretty bike!
Though the pictures do little to help with evaluation, it would appear that you got a very fair price. I, also have a lovely 1976 Marinoni (not saying yours is 1976) that I have had for many years. Mine has the fleur de lis motif on most of the lug work and as a cut-out on the underside of the bottom bracket. This year it gets upgraded to full Campagnolo first generation Super Record with NISI tubulars...
05-06-13, 06:31 AM
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You've had the bicycle for 5 months now, so I assume the latest pictures reflect it properly set up, in which case I'd suggest you sell it, as it it is far too big for you.
05-06-13, 10:20 AM
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great bike. I do notice that Marinoni's dont get much attention on ebay...can be had pretty cheap...great hand made bike for the fraction of the cost of a della santa or a sachs
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