These Mirella bikes are nice 2nd line bikes. This listing is for pickup only in Palm Harbor FL. Search the archives for discussion. While the paint and stickers are nothing to write home about the frames are well built and the components interesting. They seem to have been imported in large batches but not marketed as a brand here in the US. I have seen 55cm bikes in silver and maybe once saw this larger 58cm size in white. To fill in the blanks in the listing- Steel Campy three arm cranks, WAS pedals?, NR deraillers and seatpost. Looks like Tipo hubs with the rims changed to clinchers. Campy levers added to the Balilla brakes.
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Joe Bender-Zanoni
Great Notch, NJ
> Campagnolo itself performing the modifications makes sense, it
\r?\n> helps explain the Cinelli's that came through the bike shop in
\r?\n> 1974 that had the "Mexico" shape but were annodized. Cool styling
\r?\n> on them, pointing the way perhaps to the shaping of C Record...
\r?\n> and I will stop right there.
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\r?\n> John Jorgensen
\r?\n> Torrance Ca
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\r?\n> Looking forward to the arrival of a new to me California built
\r?\n> bike from the 70's... stay tuned.