It's a 80's Zeus with Colnago stickers. Maybe the previous owner thought Zeus wasn't a cool brand :-S Tried it with singlespeed and fixed configurations. After a while living in Madrid, I decided to sell it and get a geared bike in order to increase my chances of surviving daily commutes in traffic.
Frame:
Zeus
Fork/Headset:
Zeus
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Campagnolo Veloce / Zeus
Pedals:
MKS Sylvan Track
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
x/ Shimano dura-ace 16 / Campagnolo 42
Saddle/Seatpost:
Brooks B17 standard / Raleigh
Brakes:
Shimano 105
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Unbranded / son of 100 fathers / Vittoria Rubino 700x23c
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Mavic CXP / Formula flip-flop / Michelin dynamic 700x28c
Added by demimismo. Last updated over 4 years ago.
As of over 4 years ago, demimismo has indicated that they no longer own this bike.
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thanks fiorelli1!
ratherbebikinng, the bars are not very comfy, but I love the looks and it's my daily commuter, so I'm not very concerned. If you are interested in this kind of bars I would recommend spending a little more in a nitto montmartre, is narrower and has more possible positions.
Posted about 15 years ago
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Nag456 says:
Being a Zeus and Colnago owner I'll say you are not actually increasing the cachet with Colnago decals. Zeus was one of the best and exclusive bikes in their day. Check out the dialogue on velospace.org (I have an entry there as well). If you are convinced you can get some excellent decals from Cylomondo. Velobase.com may help in typing the model you've got. You're sitting, literally, on a highly coveted classic. That said, nice job on this.
Posted about 11 years ago