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nismosr
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by nismosr

gimmes0me wrote:
Mon Feb 12, 2018 3:17 am
Hi all - just purchased a new C59 frame from a local shop. upon closer inspection, i noticed some "splitting" (not sure what else to call it) in the non-drive side bottom bracket. Is this something i should be worried about?

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no but I would bring it back to them have them face your bottom bracket.
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Calnago
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by Calnago

Yes, regardless it needs to be faced. I've not seen anything like that before. You'll have a much better idea what's underneath when the facing is done. You want it to look like this once it's faced...
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by gimmes0me

thanks for the input, guys.

has anyone tried to install mechanical on an electronic c59 frame? curious if that would be an option for me.

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How could that possibly work if you don't have derailleur cable stops built into the down tube?

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by iwantone

So I picked up another one... Anyone know the paint code for the pink CT1 in the back? I think it's CTR?

Does anyone have a 1" Star for they're willing to get rid of? Would love one with Yellow lettering.

LX10 C40 has been my nice weather long ride bike.
GEO Dream has been my all weather commuter.
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iwantone wrote:
Sat Feb 17, 2018 2:12 am
So I picked up another one... Anyone know the paint code for the pink CT1 in the back? I think it's CTR?

Does anyone have a 1" Star for they're willing to get rid of? Would love one with Yellow lettering.

LX10 C40 has been my nice weather long ride bike.
GEO Dream has been my all weather commuter.
CT1 is destined to replace the C40Image

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SuperDomestique
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by SuperDomestique

One of my first C64 builds.

This is a PKBK in 54s, SR11 and Bora Ultra 35.

Have both AD colours and the Silver PKSL being built soon too.

I have to say, personally I went the other way and bought an AD10 C59, but that's another story.

Pictures of that one to follow soon too.

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by themidge

See this bit of sandpaper-like stuff on the seatpost that i've so beautifully circled?
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Is that standard? Would seem a little worrying if you had to add that.

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by Calnago

That’s on the seat post from the factory. It’s roughed up there. The seat clamp is quite good actually. I took it completely out last week to check it out. And inside there’s some solid steel mounts as part of the lug. It looks like if the seatpost ever did want to slide down a bit, it would not be able to because the downward sliding would cause the clamp to get even tighter.
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SuperDomestique
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by SuperDomestique

Correct on the seatclamp Cal, a design feature.

The frame is growing on me, I like the seat tube.

I'm not sure I'll ever come round to the head tube and fork but I thought that about R9100 cranks and I like them now..

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SuperDomestique wrote:
Sun Mar 04, 2018 10:35 pm
Correct on the seatclamp Cal, a design feature.

The frame is growing on me, I like the seat tube.

I'm not sure I'll ever come round to the head tube and fork but I thought that about R9100 cranks and I like them now..
I'll be ordering my C64 tomorrow and I'm running full 9150 Di2 on it.

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guyc wrote:
Sun Mar 04, 2018 10:57 pm
SuperDomestique wrote:
Sun Mar 04, 2018 10:35 pm
Correct on the seatclamp Cal, a design feature.

The frame is growing on me, I like the seat tube.

I'm not sure I'll ever come round to the head tube and fork but I thought that about R9100 cranks and I like them now..
I'll be ordering my C64 tomorrow and I'm running full 9150 Di2 on it.
Suits the frame very well, Dura Ace, first C64 I built was 9150.

What colour are you getting?

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by Calnago

@SuperDomestique: Why did you choose to run the cables like you did up front, as opposed to crossing in the downtube like I do on my builds where possible? The C64, with the cable port in the middle of the downtube makes it impossible to route cables the way you did (and so did Colnago on all their review bikes) without incurring some significant rub on the frame, particularly the headtube. I know I could do a super clean cable run on this frame, but only with internal cable cross method.

Oh, and looks like the Pictures Of Colnagos thread will be receiving some more bumps in the foreseeable future.
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SuperDomestique wrote:
Sun Mar 04, 2018 11:02 pm
guyc wrote:
Sun Mar 04, 2018 10:57 pm
SuperDomestique wrote:
Sun Mar 04, 2018 10:35 pm
Correct on the seatclamp Cal, a design feature.

The frame is growing on me, I like the seat tube.

I'm not sure I'll ever come round to the head tube and fork but I thought that about R9100 cranks and I like them now..
I'll be ordering my C64 tomorrow and I'm running full 9150 Di2 on it.
Suits the frame very well, Dura Ace, first C64 I built was 9150.

What colour are you getting?
Great stuff. Just what I wanted to hear.

I’m going for PKWH.

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by MattN

SuperDomestique wrote:
Sun Mar 04, 2018 9:25 pm
One of my first C64 builds.

This is a PKBK in 54s, SR11 and Bora Ultra 35.

Have both AD colours and the Silver PKSL being built soon too.

I have to say, personally I went the other way and bought an AD10 C59, but that's another story.

Pictures of that one to follow soon too.

:thumbup:
Did you buy the NOS AD10 C59 58cm that was on R&A cycles?

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