My own $.02 would be to look for an early 1980's
Rossin or Pinarello, if you want a smooth riding
Italian rig from the period. Some of the prettiest
frames of that nationality and time were the "chromo
Velato" Rossins w/translucent paint over chrome.
David Feldman
Vancouver, WA
--- Jeremy Lieberman <jeremylieberman@earthlink.net>
wrote:
> Hello Im Jeremy from NYC. Glad to be aboard your
> forum. I have owned a late 80s Della Santa (relaxed
> angles) and a Gios compact, and now want to get back
> into the sport: however as a mostly casual rider not
> out to race.
>
> Was wondering if there is anyone on the forum who
> has experience riding an array of classics (mostly
> Italian) from the 60s or early 70s? Specifically I
> was interested in finding out which classics tend to
> ride the most comfortably without being total dogs.
> Are there particular makers/vintages that were known
> for making more all day (century type) riding bikes
> that had a modicum of decent handling thrown in as
> well? Any rider experiences would be greatly
> appreciated.
> Thanks
>
>
> Jeremy Lieberman
> jeremylieberman@earthlink.net
> Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.
>
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