The "white" frame material is Columbus SL.
Mine was factory spaced to 130mm. It was an early '90s frame, I am sure.
Ed Braley
Falmouth, ME
<edbraley@maine.rr.com>; <WBINGHAM@imf.org>; <showngo@telusplanet.net> Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 7:03 PM Subject: Pogliaghi dates
> I have a very cleanly made 1990 Pogliaghi frame that appears to have very
> much the same decals as the black one (mine is SLX tubing). Similar
looking
> lugs as well, except with fast-back seat stays. The fork crown is also
the
> same. Perhaps the black one is a late 80s and the white one is earlier?
> (Contrary to Ed's and Wayne's comments) Any idea what tubing the white
one
> is made from?
>
> Dennis Young
> Hotaka, Japan
>
> >
> >>>>> Both Pogliaghis now on ebay look like 80s frames to me. I'd
> > have to examine the black one more closely to make a bet on
> > it, but the white one was definitely made years after the
> > sale of the marque.<<<<
> >
> > While the black Pog might be mid 80's, the white one is from the late
> > 80's, maybe even 90. I remember seeing these hanging next to the
> > Rossins in a local shop, and even think that these were the last Pogs I
> > recall ever being offered. Did Rossin produce frames with the Pogliaghi
> > name later that about 1990 or so? Having owned a beautiful, dark green
> > (but unfortunately too small for me) mid-70's Pog, these were kind-of
> > disappointing. However, at the right price, these would certainly make
> > decent, if somewhat less "collectable" riders. I do question the size
> > of the white one. The seller claims 20" c-c, but it looks a little
> > bigger than that to me.
> >
> > Wayne Bingham
> > Falls Church VA
>
> Black one:
> http://ebay.com/
> 3115
>
> White one:
> http://ebay.com/
> 0788
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