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Colnago Super 54 cm

Colnago Super 54 cm

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Specifications:

Era: ~1975 
Frame: Colnago Super 
Headset: Campagnolo Super Record 
Bottom bracket: Campagnolo Record 
Crankset: Campagnolo Super Record (Pantographed "Colnago") 
Front Derailleur: Campagnolo Super Record 
Rear Derailleur: Campagnolo Super Record (PATENT-75) 
Shifters: Campagnolo Record (Milled/Drilled) 
Brakes: Campagnolo Super Record 
Brake Levers: Campagnolo Super Record (Milled/Drilled) 
Handlebar: Cinelli Giro d’Italia (38 cm) 
Stem: Cinelli 1R
Hubs: Campagnolo Record 
Rims: Mavic
Tires: Vittoria Competition Olimpionico 
Seat: Selle San Marco Concor Supercorsa 
Seatpost: Campagnolo Record (Pantographed "Colnago") 


Measurements:

Seat tube (c-c) - 54 cm
Down tube (c-c) - 60 cm
Top tube (c-c) - 54 cm
Standover - 78 cm
Head Tube - 12,5 cm

Description:

The Colnago Super is an absolute icon of racing history. This mid-1970s example is a premier showcase of Italian craftsmanship, featuring a top-tier Campagnolo Super Record groupset. What truly elevates this build is the exquisite attention to detail: it features rare Cinelli 1R stem, the crankset, and the seatpost, all beautifully complemented by precision-drilled "drillium" brake and shift levers. The frame is finished in a striking original blue with iconic yellow decals and classic Columbus tubing. Equipped with a Cinelli Giro d’Italia cockpit, a Selle San Marco Concor saddle, and Mavic rims with Vittoria Olimpionico tires, this bike is a stunning representative of cycling’s golden age.


Condition:

Used. Fully overhauled and professionally serviced at the RSB workshop in Munich. The frame and fork are in excellent structural condition with no dents, cracks, or repairs. The original paintwork has been beautifully preserved, showing an authentic patina and minor paint chips that tell the story of the bike without compromising its stunning visual appeal; all exposed steel areas have been treated to prevent corrosion. Mechanically, the bike is in flawless condition. 

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Is the bicycle ready to ride & how much assembly is needed?

Yes, 100%. Every bike is completely overhauled, greased, and pre-adjusted in our Munich workshop before dispatch. To pack it securely, we only remove the wheels and pedals and turn the handlebars. Reassembly takes less than 15 minutes with standard Allen keys and a pedal wrench.

Can I view the bike in person or via live video call?

Absolutely. In-person viewings and test rides are available by appointment at our workshop in Munich. For international buyers, we regularly schedule 1-on-1 live video calls (WhatsApp / FaceTime) to walk you through every pantograph, chrome detail, and component in real time.

Are the components authentic and the frame checked for damage?

Yes. We strictly verify frame alignment, tubing sets, and date codes. We guarantee zero structural cracks, deep rust, or dents. Every groupset is inspected for authenticity and disclosed transparently with high-resolution photos.

How does worldwide shipping, insurance & customs work?

We ship fully insured via DHL / DHL International with a tracking number. For orders outside the EU (USA, UK, Asia, etc.), we provide all official export documentation. Standard transit takes approx. 3–5 days within Europe and 7–12 days overseas.