Classic De Rosa guide

[phcollard]

Not sure it's been posted before but it can be helpful to those seeking information on vintage De Rosa's :

http://www.classicderosa.com/

Cheers!

[DCilliams]

Great info. Thanks!

[professerr]

Second that. This is great.

[gomango]

Thanks for posting this guide.

Fun stuff for the fans.

[Fondri]

Thanks for this. I love De Rosas. I currently have an original Primato, but always have my eye out for another.

[El Chaba]

I would like if the guide contained information about frames produced later than the time period covered. Especially in the US, the likelihood of seeing any DeRosa produced before 1980 is VERY small.

[Flying Pigeon]

This guide is great!

Especially in the US, the likelihood of seeing any DeRosa produced before 1980 is VERY small.

I agree -- all the pre-SR/pre-investment cast lug/pre-CPSC Cinelli, Masi, Colnago.. even Pogliaghi examples are way more common than De Rosas. The holy grail seem to be finding one with pressed lugs with cutouts, especially with original paint.

Here's my cherished '73. I have it for 15 yrs and want to be buried with it.

[FireproofGators]

Daaaaannngggg. I've sort of just begun the hunt for the classic bike of my dreams right now. This just might help. Many thanks. :beer:

[tiretrax]

Thank you for posting that! Great information to have.