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Does anybody here know (or know of a site/etc. that lists) the order-in-range and tubing used on Pinarello steel frames in the 1990's?
I cannot find much info on the 'net.
Even Classic Rendezvous doesn't have their Pinarello page up!
The Sachs/Bulgier catalog collection stops in 1989.
It seems the order in 1989, as far as I can gather, was:
1. Montello (lugged, Columbus SLX)
2. Treviso (lugged, Columbus SL)
3. Cadore (lugged, Columbus Cromor)
4. Veneto (lugged, Columbus Aelle TreTubi)
The lower end models look like they used Oria tubing.
I can't find where the Radius (filet brazed), Vuelta, Stelvio, etc. fit in (I suppose some of these models are name changes for those above or vice versa).
As far as the tubing, I suppose that changed over time too, as I'm pretty sure Pinarello used Columbus and also Dedacciai (Dolmen, Kens) proprietary tubing, I think.
Any help appreciated.
I cannot find much info on the 'net.
Even Classic Rendezvous doesn't have their Pinarello page up!
The Sachs/Bulgier catalog collection stops in 1989.
It seems the order in 1989, as far as I can gather, was:
1. Montello (lugged, Columbus SLX)
2. Treviso (lugged, Columbus SL)
3. Cadore (lugged, Columbus Cromor)
4. Veneto (lugged, Columbus Aelle TreTubi)
The lower end models look like they used Oria tubing.
I can't find where the Radius (filet brazed), Vuelta, Stelvio, etc. fit in (I suppose some of these models are name changes for those above or vice versa).
As far as the tubing, I suppose that changed over time too, as I'm pretty sure Pinarello used Columbus and also Dedacciai (Dolmen, Kens) proprietary tubing, I think.
Any help appreciated.