WTT/ Hampsten Cinghiale Pro

[Dave B]

Not riding this as much as I thought I was going to with the Serotta so I am offering to trade it for another frame/fork and parts.

56cm TT
55cm ST
16cm HT

I will include the frame, fork, headset, thomson X2 120mm stem, Deda bars 44c-t-c, ultegra seatpost, campy record carbon compact crankset and square taper bb as well as a set of DT Swiss Mon Chasseral wheels. I am attaching some pics so you get the gist of how things do and could look.

I am looking for the following:

a Colnago C-50, Extreme Power, or along those lines.
I need a 56 TT which if I am correct is a 57 or 58 traditional or 54 sloping size for them.

OR a Vamoots or Compact same size TT obviously

here are some pics

http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k240/dnjbradley/Hampsten/sDSC_0023.jpg

http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k240/dnjbradley/Hampsten/sDSC_0016.jpg

http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k240/dnjbradley/Hampsten/sDSC_0011.jpg

http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k240/dnjbradley/Hampsten/sDSC_0034.jpg

http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k240/dnjbradley/Hampsten/sDSC_0035.jpg

[binxnyrwarrsoul]

Now that's nice.

[wooly]

Prez - you and I ride similar sized bikes. I've owned a number of Colnago's in the past and want to suggest that you go with a Traditional geometry 56 or a sloping 52. The top tubes on both are 55cm but due to the slacker HT angle (in the 72 range) you run a longer stem to get your weight correctly distributed. Also, due to the 73.5ish ST angle, your saddle will most likely need to be on a set-back post. PM me if you want to chat.

Ron

[garth]

That bike is gorgeous. You'll regret selling it for sure.

BTW, do you have a price for it or are you only looking at trading?

[Dave B]

That bike is gorgeous. You'll regret selling it for sure.

BTW, do you have a price for it or are you only looking at trading?


interested in trading right now.

[rwsaunders]

Sweet ride.

[Keith A]

El Presidente -- I see that you are moving on beyond IF and trying some new stuff...good for you. As an owner of a C-50 in a 52s, I'd be happy to provide any fitting tips if you are interested. I would also suggest that you consider a Time VXR/VXRS. I do like my C-50, but my Time VXR is really something special.

[Dave B]

Well I still have two great IF bikes, but I know I have missed out on other experiences. Plus no one at IF cares what I ride. They just want to sell bikes just like everyone else.

I like the Hampsten it is a solid bike. I am enjoying the Serotta more then I ever anticipated. I have had some really solid talks with HappycampYer and he is kind of educating me on bikes and wheels.

I am trying to get him to sell me his colnago, but the force is strong with him.

I would love to try a Time or Look for that matter. The ISP is something that really intrigues me as well. I guess I am open to ideas, but I suppose I have never heard someone say how disappointed they were with a C50 or EP etc. That is why I wanted to give that a whirl.

[Keith A]

Well if you are ever in Central Florida, you are welcome to give mine a whirl anytime :)

[Dave B]

ok, let us do for sale now.

Frame/Fork with King Headset, DT SWiss wheels and Schwalbe Ultremo 25C tires, Thomson X2 Silver 120mm stem, Deda Newton 44 c-t-c bar, and Ultegra post.

$1900 shipped via payment owed or add paypal fees.

[Dave B]

One last bump

thanks

[phcollard]

ok, let us do for sale now.

Frame/Fork with King Headset, Campy Record compact carbon crankset (172.5) and record square taper bb, DT SWiss wheels and Schwalbe Ultremo 25C tires, Thomson X2 Silver 120mm stem, Deda Newton 44 c-t-c bar, and Ultegra post.

$2K shipped via payment owed or add paypal fees.

Awesome deal! :eek: