LIMONGI, could not not buy it
05-18-22, 03:53 AM
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LIMONGI, could not not buy it
You know how it goes, dont't need another bike, wife will kill me...
got this off marketplace locally. Fits me decent shape, 300$ CAN
sellers pics, needs overhaul
got this off marketplace locally. Fits me decent shape, 300$ CAN
sellers pics, needs overhaul
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05-18-22, 04:19 AM
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I would be all over this one too. Very cool colorway that can be taken in so many directions.
Reminds me of another C&V item inspired by the works of Piet Mondrian.
Reminds me of another C&V item inspired by the works of Piet Mondrian.
05-18-22, 06:29 AM
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got this off marketplace locally. Fits me decent shape, 300$ CAN
sellers pics, needs overhaul
got this off marketplace locally - not even a special "friend" or family" price - well worth buying.
Fits me decent shape - most important - well worth buying.
300$ CAN - Knowing Canadian prices, that's cheap - well worth buying
sellers pics - seller didn't make any effort to make it look good, yet it looks good - well worth buying.
sellers pics, needs overhaul
got this off marketplace locally - not even a special "friend" or family" price - well worth buying.
Fits me decent shape - most important - well worth buying.
300$ CAN - Knowing Canadian prices, that's cheap - well worth buying
sellers pics - seller didn't make any effort to make it look good, yet it looks good - well worth buying.
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05-18-22, 06:32 AM
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My uncle has a track bike that I never got around to getting back on the road despite expressing some interest... Years ago I probably came to this forum before I was a member and did some research and I believe it is a Limongi. The craftsmanship on the frame is beautiful and subtle. This example looks wonderful - especially for the price!
-Gregory
-Gregory
05-18-22, 07:07 AM
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Congrats!
Now you need a La Vie de Claire jersey.
Now you need a La Vie de Claire jersey.
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A real Triomphe.
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05-18-22, 09:14 AM
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Limongi made some very nice bikes. Mine is pretty much original except for the brake levers since it had been converted to flat bars
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05-18-22, 01:38 PM
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I know that the earlier Limongi frames were made in France, so wondering at what point that later Limongi-branded frames appeared after the years when they were produced in New Jersey under Mike Fraysee's Paris-Sport label(?).
I've got one of the older ones, it's a bike that I found to support some of my very best split times and average speeds on rides between Folsom and the low foothills!
I've got one of the older ones, it's a bike that I found to support some of my very best split times and average speeds on rides between Folsom and the low foothills!
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05-18-22, 04:41 PM
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Mine dates to 1994 Columbus SLX, Cinelli Brake bridge and BB (Italian threading) and fork crown. The build quality is second to none. Even better than the Cinelli I owned. Mine wears DA 7700.
At $300 it would be a bargain at twice that.
At $300 it would be a bargain at twice that.
05-18-22, 07:01 PM
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A Limongi thread would be nice, this was spotted in the wild.
05-18-22, 09:07 PM
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Feeling the envy...!
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