Mino Denti was an Italian racer in the late 60's who went on to manufacturing bicycles in the late 70's. This is a beautiful and unique Columbus steel frame. Very aggressive geometry and tight clearances. The Denti brand still exists and they make high-end carbon bkes now.
Frame:
Denti Master Pista -- sprint-specific geometry with a 3-degree downslope on the top tube and very steep angles.
Fork/Headset:
original fork / Campagnolo Nuovo Record headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Campagnolo Nuovo Record Pista crank / Mavic bb
Pedals:
Shimano Dura Ace track pedals
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Campagnolo cogs / Campy chainrings / Regina chain
Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle Italia Flite saddle / no-name seatpost (the Campy aero seatpost wasn't long enough!)
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Fiamme Hard Silver rim laced to Campagnolo Nuovo Record Pista hub / Tufo S3 Pro tire
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
matches front
Added by onethirtynine. Last updated over 13 years ago.
28 Comments
saw that front tire clearance and my jaw dropped. but if youre gonna be racing that, you should go clipless
Posted about 12 years ago
the old Dura Ace pedal/cleat system is a trackie favorite because there's no float and you are pretty much guaranteed to never unclip when you go for a hard sprint.
Posted about 12 years ago
oh my bad. i just saw the clips and assumed. how do you like those by the way?
Posted about 12 years ago
Love it! Great set up, great details. Check out my Denti Master road frame
Posted over 12 years ago
Inspired by this bike I built a fixed conversion out of an old Faggin frame using the same colour pattern. Hope you don't mind I "stole" this from you. It's just so beautiful.
Posted almost 13 years ago
Most beautiful bike ever. I liked the fixfixfix-version with dark rims even more. Still absolutly stunning with all the detail (e.g. red bar ends)
Posted about 13 years ago
cheers! i like the darker Fiamme rims better too so i put them back on.
Posted almost 13 years ago
Do you know what fork rake/offset is the fork? I have seen 35 as a common for threadless but I am trying to find a threadless fork that will give me a tight clearance like your fork.
Posted over 13 years ago
not sure of the fork rake but the head tube angle is really steep so that's the main reason for the tight clearance. if you haven't gotten your fork yet, get a Wound Up. best ever.
Posted almost 13 years ago
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campagnolo, cinelli, columbus, denti, italian, mino-denti, pista, steel, track, track-bike, velodrome, yellow
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OldFireleg says:
Please, a serial number for my Denti Master Strada (#607) prod.year identification.
Thx.
Posted about 10 years ago