show your Casati, and other cool italian steel

[AngryScientist]

i keep going back to look at this one on ebay. it's really a handsome looking bicycle.

show off your favorite italian steel here please...

i wonder how much it will sell for?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/53cm-Casati...MAAOSwXsFaf2y5





internal shift cables!

[8aaron8]

I started my life in bicycles through BMX, but Italian frames transitioned me to road bikes and even frame building to some extent...this is the only bike I own now that I haven't built, and I still think it's the best looking of the bunch

[Gsinill]

My favorite bike amongst all the ones I own (look and ride):



Ps. I actually installed brakes* since the picture was taken









*) working

[R3awak3n]

Originally Posted by Gsinill

My favorite bike amongst all the ones I own (look and ride):



Ps. I actually installed brakes* since the picture was taken









*) working

oh man, in before someone we know will come say that deltas brake well if set up correclty.

That said that bike is gourgeous... so is the one Angry posted.

[bigbill]

I was a big fan of all the Mosers. I wanted a TK1 but never had money or "need" when one was available in my size. Now I've got the money but not the space for another bike.

[OperaLover]

tempted to bid $250 just for kicks!

[rallizes]

thought my girl might ride this but looks like it may be FS soon

[one60]

Believe this rare tubeset is known as Ego. Aero fork crown, aero main triangle and MAX chainstays. Pictured is a 1 inch diameter tube to give you a sense of the tube shapes.

[Spaghetti Legs]

Ooh my favorite kind of thread!

Here are some of mine:

DSC_0061 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/151996054@N08/]
DSC_0048 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/151996054@N08/]
DSC_0053 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/151996054@N08/]

[AngryScientist]

by the way. speaking of italian steel, just took this little beauty in last week. yum.

[oliver1850]

Originally Posted by bigbill

I was a big fan of all the Mosers. I wanted a TK1 but never had money or "need" when one was available in my size. Now I've got the money but not the space for another bike.

Like this here one?

[choke]

Originally Posted by R3awak3n

oh man, in before someone we know will come say that deltas brake well if set up correclty.

They do indeed.



And some more Italians....

[Spaghetti Legs]

Originally Posted by choke

They do indeed.

I have that Ciöcc frame in blue; first time I’ve seen one other than mine. Columbus EL? Full chrome seat stays. Do you know any story behind that model? Ive assumed it’s from early 90’s and maybe Bilato built (Italian flag pantograph as seen on those) Ive been half heartedly trying to sell mine.
DSC_0066 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/151996054@N08/]

[choke]

Originally Posted by Spaghetti Legs

I have that Ciöcc frame in blue; first time I’ve seen one other than mine. Columbus EL? Full chrome seat stays. Do you know any story behind that model? Ive assumed it’s from early 90’s and maybe Bilato built (Italian flag pantograph as seen on those) Ive been half heartedly trying to sell mine.

Mine is SL and I purchased the frame new in 1992 from the Excel catalog. The seatstays have a subtle taper on both ends that's impossible to photograph. I agree that it was probably built by Bilato. It was my only road bike for about 8 years and it's really a great ride.

[wooly]

Nick, I bet that thing carves corners like I couldn't imagine.

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

by the way. speaking of italian steel, just took this little beauty in last week. yum.