I'll bet another list member, particularly one from Italy, will nail this, but I believe Rossignoli is a very old, and very cool, retail shop in Milan, still in operation last time I was there, four or so years ago. They were still selling house-brand bikes, mostly city bikes and some racier ones. I'd guess your bike is also a house-brand model, perhaps made by a contract builder.
Frank Cordell Seattle, WA
On 4/17/07, Mark Birnbaum <mbirnbaum@snader.com> wrote:
>
> Four years ago, I acquired a used Rossignoli. Vintage is about 1970.
> Components include 3 arm TA alloy crank, campy downtubes, TTT bars/stem,
> steel Campy record derailler, original wheels, which I got rid of were sew
> ups with campy hubs. Brakes & levers which may/may not be original were
> cheapy Weinman sidepulls, w plastic hooded Mafac levers.
>
> Can anyone tell me where I can find more info on this bike? What original
> cost would have been, frame material (Columbus tubing?), number made,
> etc....
>
> No one I've run into in this neck of the woods (San Francisco Bay Area)
> has
> seen one before. By the way, it rides great.
>
> thx,
>
> Mark Birnbaum