[CR]DBS, Colnago track bike questions

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To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
From: "Toni Theilmeier" <toni.theilmeier@t-online.de>
Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2008 19:07:03 +0100
Subject: [CR]DBS, Colnago track bike questions

Two unusual bikes have come my way during the last fortnight, and today

I managed to put the photos my son took on wooljersey.

The first one is a Norwegian DBS. I have googled the brand, found out that DBS is the abbreviation for the completely unpretentious Norwegian

"The Best Bicycle". That´s about all I know so far - no year, no model. What sort of saddle will I need to complete the bike? Any Scandinavian

members? While the hefty fenders might not be to everyone´s taste, the

rear two-sided free-fixed hub and the beautiful dropped handlebars definitively make the machine fit for consumption on these premises. http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/theilmeit/DBS

Next there is a Colnago track bike. I´m not a great fan of Italian bikes and not knowledgeable in the least, so could anyone please fill me in on model, year, and the like? I do know that the frame has been kitted out with a mixed bag of bits, some unmentionable on CR, but the

frame itself should be alright, and the NR Pista cranks should raise a

lip with some people. The awful lettering on the top tube was put on by

a former owner and means "Winner of Gold Cup 1993". It will come off easily with the help of a hairdryer. I hope. People might also need the

help of a hairdryer, professional variety, to dry their tears if I told

them what I paid for this beauty, so I won´t. Ebay users must not tink

they missed something, it wasn´t a find on an electric auction - I´m

not even a member of ebay. http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/theilmeit/ColnagoTrack

Please, PLEASE do not e-mail me any photos - my computer is nearly ten

years old and on analog dial up internet, so photos invariably cause chaos.

Anti-trolling disclaimer: The bikes described in this post are not currently for sale.

Thanks for your help, and regards, Toni Theilmeier, Belm, Germany