This past Christmas season I purchased a new Colnago Asso due to a huge sale at the LBS on their 2002 stock (half price🙂). I was wondering how I can tell or find out exactly how old this bike really is - has it been in the store for 2 or 3 years or was it built in '02? I know it really makes no difference in the grand scheme of things, but I am curious to find out the age of my new wheels. Thanks.
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This past Christmas season I purchased a new Colnago Asso due to a huge
sale
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at the LBS on their 2002 stock (half price🙂). I was wondering how I can tell or find out exactly how old this bike really is - has it been in the store for 2 or 3 years or was it built in '02? I know it really makes no difference in the grand scheme of things, but I am curious to find out the age of my new wheels. Thanks.
Why don't you just ask your dealer? They probably track their inventory and can tell you the date it arrived at the shop.
I was wondering how I can tell or find out exactly how old this bike really is - has it been in the store for 2 or 3 years or was it built in '02? I know it really makes no difference in the grand scheme of things, but I am curious to find out the age of my new wheels.
My Colnago Altain frame (an older steel model) has a serial number stamped in the inside of the right wheel dropout. I am sure Colnago _can_ tell you more about a frame given a serial number but I don't know that they will.