Fondriest bike

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Dan75pc

New Member
Can anyone help with information on a fondriest bike I found at the side of the road with a note on it saying free for spares? It has a colombus frame,shimano utegra gears and thats about all I know about it
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Cycleops

Legendary Member
Location
Accra, Ghana
No idea about Fondriest but is obviously quality. From the looks of the equipment I’d say it’s nineties. For nought it can’t be bad. If free for spares check the frame carefully for damage.. Does it fit you, it’s a rather small size? How many speed is it? Nice find.

welcome to the forum :smile:
 
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avecReynolds531

Veteran
Location
Small Island
Welcome to CC. That's an excellent find.
Highly regarded Italian manufacturer named after an ex pro cyclist. A friend had an earlier steel Fondriest that got pranged beyond repair - he loved that frame.
Altec reputedly makes a good alu frame, Columbus all good.
 

rogerzilla

Legendary Member
I like that. Fondriest was the Bryan Robson (the Man Utd captain one) of cycling: absolutely brilliant on-form, but so often injured and unable to compete.
 

biggs682

Itching to get back on my bike's
Location
Northamptonshire
An Italian Stallion, I have an earlier steel model with down tube shifters.

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Ooh nice
 

Drago

Legendary Member
That would have been a moderately high end machine in its day. shame it got neglected to that level, but I'm sure the Biggs magic will have it roaming the lanes again soon.
 
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