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I didn't spend a lot of time there, but couldn't seem to get the finish options to work. You might ask in general discussion when Serotta started bead blasting logos. I didn't see any examples in the last print catalog I have (2008).
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#347
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#348
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Thanks Brian. I think the poster was referring to the number itself, which doesn't conform to either the traditional system (ST 56 xxxx) or the one introduced in (I think) 2010 (CL X00959).
The bead blasted logos had to start some time. Do you have an idea when they were first done? |
#349
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La Corsa was designated LC. I saw it on one with a full Titanium main triangle, but I'm guessing that it may have also been used for the carbon tubed version.
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#350
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1996 Colorado 10th anniversary CSIs were stamped LE for Limited Edition (of 100 I think). They had special CSI decals overlaid with "Limited Edition", and a fairly large 1986/1996 commemorative decal on each side of the TT near the seat tube. Ben signed the chainstay of the one I saw.
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Hi, I am trying to track down information and history about a Serotta I just bought. It is a MTB. The Serial number is CSP 16 083. I tried searching for it and the closest I found are road bikes and even track. It does not like a Singolo?
The paint is not original. Any help much welcome. thanks. |
#352
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Hi, Previous active member of years ago. I have a relatively modern repainted (JB) titanium Serotta of unknown provenance that, after years of storage, I'm planning to sell. I'd like to be as accurate as possible in describing it. Its serial # is TI57 LOC 348.
Can anyone help with model designation? Thanks so much! Edit: It appears to be a 1993 Colorado Legend TI. Any validation would be welcomed. Thanks! Last edited by rickbb; 06-02-2019 at 03:25 PM. |
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Fierte iT, Classique Ti, Legend Ti ST, Cervelo S2, GT Grade |
#358
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I wish that I had time to run down more details. Best resource is probably the classifieds. Somewhere in the listings there is probably a similar frame, sometimes posted with model year and serial number.
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Hello all,
Wondering what year this might be from? CTI50.5 3703. Bike has a Reynolds fork. Custom Legend Ti. What year is from and wondering if its 1in or 1.125? Thanks! Last edited by roguedog; 06-29-2019 at 11:03 AM. |
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I'm guessing 2001 based on a couple of threads. If it has holes in the 3D dropouts that are roughly 2 mm in diameter, it's a 2000. The 3D XL dropouts were introduced in 2001 and the holes were much bigger - 10 mm or so. I believe that was also the first year for 1 1/8" head tubes, but they were optional. I have a 2002 Concours that has a 1" head tube. The 2003 catalog states 1 1/8" head tubes only, but the Legend picture shows an F1 fork which was only made with a 1" steerer. See the 2001 and 2002 catalogs and this thread for a 2000 Legend (#2225) for sale:
https://forums.thepaceline.net/showt...ht=2000+Legend See also this one for a discussion about #3136: https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=193502 Since it appears both of those frames are from 2000, Serotta must have been building around 1,000 Legends a year at that point. Seems likely that the one in question is a 2001. |
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