This is my 1978/79 Gios Torino Super Record. It is equipped with Campagnolo Super Record components, including first year of second generation (Pat. 78) rear derailleur, four hole front derailleur, Gios Pantographed Campy shifters, 1978 date code polished crank, Gios Pantographed chain ring, Super Record headset, Super Record brakes, high flange hubs laced to Fiamme Ergal rims, Gios Pantographed seat post, Gios pantographed old-logo Cinelli Milano stem, Cinelli Giro d' Italia old-log handlebars, Cinelli Unicanitor saddle, Regina alloy racing freewheel, and Regina Record Oro drilled chain. This is the first year that Gios used the fork crown with the characteristic Gios "coins".
Welcome to my vintage bike blog. I will be featuring some of the 50 or so bikes from my collection as time permits. My collection consists of Italian vintage bikes from Colnago, Cinelli, Masi, Bianchi, Gios, Olmo, Geurciotti, Basso, Grandis, Pogliaghi, and Tommasini. I also own several Zeus (Spain), Austro-Daimlers (Austria), Schwinn Paramounts (USA) Merciers (France), a Liberia (France), a Raysport (Mexico), a Windsor (Mexico), and a Trek (USA).
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Friday, February 25, 2011
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