Hello All
Something I've been wondering about, and I notice it on the images of this bike also: Why do many Italian bikes of this era have a black anodized stem ? Was this just 'fashionable' at the time? Myself, I much prefer silver an odized or polished stems and other components. Do not like at all the curre nt fad of flat black parts-yuck.
Dave Joshel Davis, CA
Davis Bike Club March Madness- ride as many miles as you can in March!!
> From: wbnash@msn.com
> To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
> Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 19:33:49 -0700
> Subject: [CR]Re: Ebay outing: Restored vintage Colnago Super (Walter Na
sh)
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> Many of you kind folks pointed out the error of my ways with the very
> small photos I inadvertently used in my Ebay listing for this bike.
> When I figured out how to handle it properly, Ebay advised that I could
> not substitute the photos and suggested simply terminating the auction
> and relisting the bike with new pictures. That is what I am doing. It
> should go back up on Sunday and I shall post the link to the new auction
> as soon as I have it.
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> Meanwhile, I have put the larger, more detailed photos on the Wool
> Jersey site for the bike. Again, sorry for the double posting of the
> link (if it happens again)...one lesson at a time!
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> http://www.wooljersey.com/
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> This has been a learning experience for me. I much appreciate the
> advice and suggestions from so many of you on the List. Thank you!
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> Walter Nash
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> Tucson AZ
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