Pinarello Monviso

k2 said:

I can't seem to find the specs on this. A 2000 Pinarello Monviso frame,
Italian or English threaded BB? Anyone?
thanks,
Karl

I'd be amazed if it was anything but ITA. (I've had 3 Pinarello's, none
that old, though.)

Joseph

Quoted message said:

I'd be amazed if it was anything but ITA. (I've had 3 Pinarello's, none
that old, though.)

Me too, covering much older frames.

Sergio
Pisa

k2 said:

I can't seem to find the specs on this. A 2000 Pinarello Monviso frame,
Italian or English threaded BB? Anyone?
thanks,
Karl
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yes, all Pinarellos are the far superior Italiano BB threading...

"Fallacia sunt dicti absoluta." - Sheldonicus

Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

yes, all Pinarellos are the far superior Italiano BB threading...

That's not entirely true (on perhaps more than one level). Some
Pinarello models now have English bottom bracket shells (e.g.,
Galileo, Suprise Pista among others).

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John Dacey
Business Cycles, Miami, Florida
Since 1983
Comprehensive catalogue of track equipment: online since 1996
http://www.businesscycles.com
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John Dacey said:

"Fallacia sunt dicti absoluta." - Sheldonicus

Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

yes, all Pinarellos are the far superior Italiano BB threading...

That's not entirely true (on perhaps more than one level). Some
Pinarello models now have English bottom bracket shells (e.g.,
Galileo, Suprise Pista among others).

Argh! I haven't felt so let down since Alfa Romeo went front-wheel
drive!

Joseph

Quoted message said:

John Dacey said:

"Fallacia sunt dicti absoluta." - Sheldonicus

Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

yes, all Pinarellos are the far superior Italiano BB threading...

That's not entirely true (on perhaps more than one level). Some
Pinarello models now have English bottom bracket shells (e.g.,
Galileo, Suprise Pista among others).

Argh! I haven't felt so let down since Alfa Romeo went front-wheel
drive!

As a former owner of an Alfetta GT, I can assure you that Alfa Romeo
was no stranger to letting people down. I'm perhaps guilty of some of
the same though, by misquoting Sheldon (should have read:" Semper
fallacia sunt dicti absoluta" [Categorical statements are always
wrong]).
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John Dacey
Business Cycles, Miami, Florida
Since 1983
Our catalog of track equipment: online since 1996
Phone: 305-273-4440
http://www.businesscycles.com
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John Dacey said:

Quoted message said:

John Dacey said:

"Fallacia sunt dicti absoluta." - Sheldonicus

On 10 Jan 2007 06:01:37 -0800, "Qui si parla Campagnolo"
<[email hidden]> wrote:

>yes, all Pinarellos are the far superior Italiano BB threading...

That's not entirely true (on perhaps more than one level). Some
Pinarello models now have English bottom bracket shells (e.g.,
Galileo, Suprise Pista among others).

Argh! I haven't felt so let down since Alfa Romeo went front-wheel
drive!

As a former owner of an Alfetta GT, I can assure you that Alfa Romeo
was no stranger to letting people down. I'm perhaps guilty of some of
the same though, by misquoting Sheldon (should have read:" Semper
fallacia sunt dicti absoluta" [Categorical statements are always
wrong]).

In a full power-on oversteering slide in an Alfa 75 Turbo with the
perfect 50-50 weight distribution, and the long moments of inertia, all
let downs like plastic bits falling off are quickly forgiven.

I must admit I am a hopeless Italophile, and Alfa's are among the more
rational car choices I've made.

Joseph

John Dacey said:

"Fallacia sunt dicti absoluta." - Sheldonicus

Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

yes, all Pinarellos are the far superior Italiano BB threading...

That's not entirely true (on perhaps more than one level). Some
Pinarello models now have English bottom bracket shells (e.g.,
Galileo, Suprise Pista among others).

I'll take your word for it, as I'm not a Pinarello dealer. Are these
made in Italy? Methinks they are made 'off shore'. So all Italian made
Pinarellos are the far superior Italian BB threading.

Quoted message said:

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John Dacey
Business Cycles, Miami, Florida
Since 1983
Comprehensive catalogue of track equipment: online since 1996
http://www.businesscycles.com
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