That's my Saturday night's entertainment all done and dusted Andy. Very well presented and some lovely bikes on view there. Thanks for making this one for us all and a big thanks the man himself, Graham Weigh
What a fantastic collection. I could listen to Lee talk about Colnago for hours. Thanks to Graham for letting us see the bikes, Lee for the excellent overview and yourself for putting this together. Love it.
Bike number 3, that red super profil is the most gorgeous bicycle I have ever seen in my entire life. Just amazing! Can't even imagine what that thing is worth. Not for sale, priceless!!!
Wow thanks for doing this video. I am a Colnago Addict and have a Master X-Light and and C59 Team issue, both of which are ridden regularly (and are forever bikes). This also bought back some fond memories as I had a Saronni bike with Superbe Pro back in the 90's and wish I never sold it. Keep up the great work.
Wow, he has so many bikes and they're all Colnago. He must be obsessed with them! I'm glad he is though, it was nice to see and hear him talk about them.
Yas that was when Young Lemond chased Down his Team Mate Boyer and basically led out Beppe in The Sprint! But yas of course the Sarroni Red Super is my favorite Still!!
I own a Colnago Pista with four crimps in the top and down tubes, with none on the seat tube or stays. As far as I have been able to determine, there was never a model in the range like that, and I have only ever found one more like that on the internet, which, according to its owner was reputedly built for Jan Raas for his last track season. I suspect that mine, similarly, was built for a particular rider, to particular specifications, but, so far , have been unable to determine for just who? I did e-mail Colnago at the time I got it, but got no reply. Since then I found out that Laura at Colnago handles historical queries, so I really must get around to asking her.......there is a stamp on the right dropout- " H6R"- "H6"- I believe indicates August '86- but what, or who the "R" refers to, I do not know.
When I was 12 I just got into cycling. Basically no one in my town road racing bikes. It was a small farming town. So one day I go to the drug store to buy some candy and there’s a COLNAGO outside. I was in total shock. I just stared at it for 5-10minutes. I had no clue what it was. Now I’m 62. Have cycled across the USA 4 times and Ridden across China and India and Australia. I’ve owned many bikes in the last 50yrs. I’ve never owned an Italian bike. Right now I have 6 Ti bikes 5 of which are Campy and one Shimano. I still love Colnago
Thanks for sharing your story with us. Sounds like you’ve had a rich life of cycling, amazing! Thanks for watching and your support it’s much appreciated
Amazing video. Thank you for sharing. I am always stunned by the beauty of the bikes that many us took for granted back in the 80's. Now we are racing to buy up what we can 🙂
I so enjoyed that👍🏻 I still have my Daccordi SLX from the 80s and it is immaculate. I much prefer the ride of my full carbon Bianchi over the old steel 'works of art', and Graham Weigh is a legend, I grew up watching him race as a pro and few years ago bought my Dolan track bike from the very nice man he is. This is what RUclips should be about, lovely material like this
Andy - thank you for another great video ! I have 2 Masters in the stable - Olympic and PIU - surprised Graham did not mention the Colnago Fork Evolution. For me the Precisa fork and Gilco tubing was the pinnacle of a classic steel frame.
Good call! Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it, sounds like you have some very nice bikes there. Thanks for sharing and your support, it much appreciated
the early Master frames still had the curved fork. The mid-80s Master frames in red retinatto (and other red variations) are my favorite before they started with all that rainbow gibberish color schemes of Mapei, Buckler and Lampre. Oh well...
I have that exact Tecnos, same color. A real beauty from ‘96, bought it new. Mine may be in better shape. Lightest steel frame they ever made., and a great ride.
I just bought a 1980 Colnago Super with Roger de Vlaeminck panto. I'm really privileged to own a piece of history. Thanks for all your great videos, look forward to what's next. Maybe a Legnano as that's my next project.
Very nice! 🚲 I’ll be definitely getting a restoration done, I have a few on the go. Juggling to many plates at the moment. A bit like waiting for the bus, I’m sure they will all come at once 👍 thanks for your support it’s much appreciated
Another great video, Andy! I have a 1982 Super in Saronni Red (Super Record but not pantographed, alas) and my most recent acquisition is a 1996 C40 (same paint scheme as the Master Olympic at 17:29). Both are wonderful to ride, albeit very different. All great bikes in this collection but I think the one I would go for is the Master so as to compare it to my contemporary C40.
Brilliant, glad to hear the Colnago bug has bitten you. Sounds like you've got some nice bikes there. Thanks for watching and your vote it is much appreciated
Very interesting video, thanks for sharing. Great collection . At one moment I was dreaming of a Colnago Master X Light and a Tecnos but the price of the frames for sale alone where far out of my reach. I ended buying some other high end steel and alumnium frames as projects with a Vetta Team in Dedacciai 18 MCDV6HT, a Fausto Coppi Legano in Columbus Genius, A Grandis Overmax, a Daccordi Fly aluminium custom, a Veneto Art Decort Altec 2 Frame, a Pinarello Stelvio in Kens (Dedacciai 18 MCDV6HT Tubing) and a CT Wallis in Reynolds 731 OS. I have also a fair share of my mountain bikes including a 1995Scapin in Dedacciai 18MCDV6HT, a 1997 Kona Kilaeua in Reynolds 631, a 1992 Merida Albon and added three other MTB projects with a 1998 Jamis Dragon in Reynolds 853, a 1999 Trek 6700 SLR and 2004 Trek 6500SLR. Graham is also a well known frame builder. A friend of mine has a Graham Weigh Reynolds 853 road frame equipped with dura ace, a terrific bike. You should do a video on the Colnago Ovaltitan and Bititan titanium bikes , they are well worth it.
Wow sorry for the late reply been on holiday. You’ve mentioned some very nice and interesting bikes there. Have you seen the Graham Weighs Colnago collection I did.
Nice collection! Now I have a question about the Master versions. I own a 1994 MasterLite which has internal rear brake cable routing and the seat stays are conventional. My other bike is a 2002 Master which has now external rear brake cable and a "fastback" seat stay arraignment. Any insights to the MasterLite range?
Thanks for watching. Answer to your question I personally do not know. Lee maybe able to help. If your on Facebook the Colnago groups are a wealth of knowledge.
I have raced on Masi bikes after I bought a Technos Frame and built it up with a 9 speed Veloce group-I bought this frame when everyone was keen on Alu, Carbon or Ti Last year I bought a C50 I don’t ride them I just have it to watch them
Wow, I need more information about hte super profil. What if there is a frame just like this one, but with the CX fork? I just found a frameset like that and can't categorize it! Love the collection!
That is Amazing. Brilliant video. Thanks for sharing. Just a small note : at @10:00 Lee mentioned that Saronni won the "worlds" in 2002 - in fact, he won it in 1982 (at Goodwood, and I was there by the finish line to see him rocket up the hill so fast that Lemond & Kelly could not follow him ;o)
Thanks for that, I think Graham has already made a comment and pulled us on it. Amazing you was there. Thanks for sharing your memories, knowledge and support much appreciated. All the best
Another exceptional video with Lee. Would have watched the whole thing even if it was twice as long. I always loved the Master Deco Art models. Thanks Andy. 👍👊
Lovely collection indeed thanks Andy - the silver Master and Technos is most striking to my eyes...notwithstanding the gold C/Rec SL burgundy w/champ 🏆 - I wish I'd kept more of mine - thinning out a few I sold a 70s Colnago Columbus SL (can't remember the model) with full titanium infested top of range Nouvo Record and Gp4s and Arc en ciel silk tubs for £350 in 2006 - bloody idiot !!
£350 wow! It’s funny how like most things how all of a sudden they begin to become valuable again. Sounds like you had some incredible Colnago’s. Thanks for your vote, sharing and support. Much appreciated 👍
looks like there is a fair amount of tire clearance in the early 80s colnagos. one could make an incredible gravel, endurance bike mod. could use a 1x modern drive train.
Would make an interesting build, Colnago made some very nice cyclocross bikes back in the day, and they go generally for a cheaper price. You've got me thinking now. Thanks for watching
It will take a lot to let go of my Word Perfect frame set. Frame tubes are listed as full race a type that is different than others I think. Acciaio Nivacrmom Extra EL Leggeri Tubi Speciali Rinforza
I wish people stop calling them Colin ago there's no fucking I in it 😂 love the video ,my biggest regret is selling my master Olympic with full dura ace & mavic rims 😣
Cinelli = Chee-nelly, not See-nelly. Ciocc = like church without the R. Colnago = COAL-nah-go, not Cola-nago. Campagnolo = KAHM-pahn-yolo..Piu = pew. What do you mean "Ernesto (Colnago) was wheeled in to the bike show"? It's not like the man's in a wheelchair even today! Saronni won the World;s in 2002? Sorry, but that was Mario Cipollini but he wasn't riding a Colnago. Besides all that - nice collection!!!
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What Colnago bicycle in the collection is your favourite? Or what's your all time favourite Colnago bike?
That "C" climber.... Wow... Id love that 😘
I only have Olympic bikes.
Bititanio
Andy,,,,had a Colnago carbon but crashed and frame was trash from it….. I’m now in search for the Mexico ,,,,,, steel is real….
I like the Mapei Master.
That's my Saturday night's entertainment all done and dusted Andy. Very well presented and some lovely bikes on view there. Thanks for making this one for us all and a big thanks the man himself, Graham Weigh
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching and the continued support 👍🚴♂️
What a fantastic collection. I could listen to Lee talk about Colnago for hours. Thanks to Graham for letting us see the bikes, Lee for the excellent overview and yourself for putting this together. Love it.
Thanks for watching and the support. Back to work with the restorations now 👍🚴♂️
A wonderful collection of rolling art. I could look at all of them for days on end. Stunning! Thank you Andy for showing us. Cheers!
Hi buddy thanks for the support glad you like them. All the best for the New Year
Bike number 3, that red super profil is the most gorgeous bicycle I have ever seen in my entire life. Just amazing! Can't even imagine what that thing is worth. Not for sale, priceless!!!
Thank you so much for showing your bike's, your collection is amazing....
Glad you like them! Thanks for the support
Loved it Andy! What a collection Grham has there, plus the bonus of Lee's knowledge narrating the collection. Kudos.
Big thanks Neil glad you liked it 👍
Wow thanks for doing this video. I am a Colnago Addict and have a Master X-Light and and C59 Team issue, both of which are ridden regularly (and are forever bikes). This also bought back some fond memories as I had a Saronni bike with Superbe Pro back in the 90's and wish I never sold it. Keep up the great work.
Your very welcome, thanks for your support it’s much appreciated. More collections and restorations to come 👍
Wow, he has so many bikes and they're all Colnago. He must be obsessed with them! I'm glad he is though, it was nice to see and hear him talk about them.
Thanks for watching glad you liked them
What an exotic collection. Never rode a Colnago but I did have a Legnano in the late 50's early 60's in the very same lime green colour.
I hope it brought back some fond moments thanks for watching and the support
Cannot fault, really well done and something people will be able to reference over time. 👏
Many thanks for your supporting comment and watching. All the best
FYI Saronni's win was 1982 of course [at Goodwood] .
Thanks for the update 👍🚴♂️
1982 not 1980
@@msives yes thanks for the update 👍
Yas that was when Young Lemond chased Down his Team Mate Boyer and basically led out Beppe in The Sprint! But yas of course the Sarroni Red Super is my favorite Still!!
Andy,,,,,you are the best ,,,,,thank you for a great job that you are doing finding bicycles from the GOLDEN Era….
So glad you enjoyed it thanks for your support it’s much appreciated
Drooling. What a super interview and what a wonderful man
Thanks for the support glad you enjoyed it 👍
Beautiful collection. Love it,Andy! Looking forward to the rest.
Thanks buddy lots more collections and restorations to come 👍
What a collection from a very proud owner, thanks for sharing your passion Noel
Thanks the support and watching Noel all the best
I own a Colnago Pista with four crimps in the top and down tubes, with none on the seat tube or stays. As far as I have been able to determine, there was never a model in the range like that, and I have only ever found one more like that on the internet, which, according to its owner was reputedly built for Jan Raas for his last track season. I suspect that mine, similarly, was built for a particular rider, to particular specifications, but, so far , have been unable to determine for just who? I did e-mail Colnago at the time I got it, but got no reply. Since then I found out that Laura at Colnago handles historical queries, so I really must get around to asking her.......there is a stamp on the right dropout- " H6R"- "H6"- I believe indicates August '86- but what, or who the "R" refers to, I do not know.
When I was 12 I just got into cycling.
Basically no one in my town road racing bikes. It was a small farming town.
So one day I go to the drug store to buy some candy and there’s a COLNAGO outside. I was in total shock. I just stared at it for 5-10minutes. I had no clue what it was. Now I’m 62. Have cycled across the USA 4 times and
Ridden across China and India and Australia. I’ve owned many bikes in the last 50yrs. I’ve never owned an Italian bike. Right now I have 6 Ti bikes
5 of which are Campy and one Shimano.
I still love Colnago
Thanks for sharing your story with us. Sounds like you’ve had a rich life of cycling, amazing! Thanks for watching and your support it’s much appreciated
Hi friend, I wish you all the best for the New Year.
Same to you all the very best and thanks for the support
Amazing video. Thank you for sharing. I am always stunned by the beauty of the bikes that many us took for granted back in the 80's. Now we are racing to buy up what we can 🙂
Couldn't agree more! Crazy isn’t it. Definitely the golden years of cycling 🚴♂️ 🚴. Very lucky to of lived through it 👍
Love these videos and an absolutely stunning collection! Would love to see more in the future!!!
More to come! Promise and I have a load of restorations in the pipeline 👍
I so enjoyed that👍🏻 I still have my Daccordi SLX from the 80s and it is immaculate. I much prefer the ride of my full carbon Bianchi over the old steel 'works of art', and Graham Weigh is a legend, I grew up watching him race as a pro and few years ago bought my Dolan track bike from the very nice man he is. This is what RUclips should be about, lovely material like this
Mate…much appreciated thanks for your kind words of support glad you liked it 👍
There is a bike co op in my area that has a Colnago for sale, and I’m planning on checking it out this week.
Good luck thanks for watching hope the Colnago video has been helpful 👍
Andy - thank you for another great video !
I have 2 Masters in the stable - Olympic and PIU -
surprised Graham did not mention the Colnago Fork Evolution.
For me the Precisa fork and Gilco tubing was the pinnacle of a classic steel frame.
Good call! Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it, sounds like you have some very nice bikes there. Thanks for sharing and your support, it much appreciated
the early Master frames still had the curved fork.
The mid-80s Master frames in red retinatto (and other red variations) are my favorite before they started with all that rainbow gibberish color schemes of Mapei, Buckler and Lampre. Oh well...
Excellent video .I have a COLNAGO PROFIL CX 1982
🤩 nice 👌 thanks for watching
I have that exact Tecnos, same color. A real beauty from ‘96, bought it new. Mine may be in better shape. Lightest steel frame they ever made., and a great ride.
Excellent vid learnt a lot many thanks for putting this together.. subscribed 😊😃🚴🏻
Total works of art 🇺🇸👏
🙏 🚴♂️🚴♂️🚴♂️
I just bought a 1980 Colnago Super with Roger de Vlaeminck panto. I'm really privileged to own a piece of history. Thanks for all your great videos, look forward to what's next. Maybe a Legnano as that's my next project.
Very nice! 🚲 I’ll be definitely getting a restoration done, I have a few on the go. Juggling to many plates at the moment. A bit like waiting for the bus, I’m sure they will all come at once 👍 thanks for your support it’s much appreciated
Amazing Collection!
Glad you liked it
Another great video, Andy! I have a 1982 Super in Saronni Red (Super Record but not pantographed, alas) and my most recent acquisition is a 1996 C40 (same paint scheme as the Master Olympic at 17:29). Both are wonderful to ride, albeit very different. All great bikes in this collection but I think the one I would go for is the Master so as to compare it to my contemporary C40.
Brilliant, glad to hear the Colnago bug has bitten you. Sounds like you've got some nice bikes there. Thanks for watching and your vote it is much appreciated
Very interesting video, thanks for sharing. Great collection . At one moment I was dreaming of a Colnago Master X Light and a Tecnos but the price of the frames for sale alone where far out of my reach. I ended buying some other high end steel and alumnium frames as projects with a Vetta Team in Dedacciai 18 MCDV6HT, a Fausto Coppi Legano in Columbus Genius, A Grandis Overmax, a Daccordi Fly aluminium custom, a Veneto Art Decort Altec 2 Frame, a Pinarello Stelvio in Kens (Dedacciai 18 MCDV6HT Tubing) and a CT Wallis in Reynolds 731 OS. I have also a fair share of my mountain bikes including a 1995Scapin in Dedacciai 18MCDV6HT, a 1997 Kona Kilaeua in Reynolds 631, a 1992 Merida Albon and added three other MTB projects with a 1998 Jamis Dragon in Reynolds 853, a 1999 Trek 6700 SLR and 2004 Trek 6500SLR. Graham is also a well known frame builder. A friend of mine has a Graham Weigh Reynolds 853 road frame equipped with dura ace, a terrific bike. You should do a video on the Colnago Ovaltitan and Bititan titanium bikes , they are well worth it.
Wow sorry for the late reply been on holiday. You’ve mentioned some very nice and interesting bikes there. Have you seen the Graham Weighs Colnago collection I did.
@@BikeItUK Yes I did, very impressive collection and thanks for sharing
Great to see one of the bikes with Suntour Superbe Pro groupset which was by far the best of its time and sadly underrated
Couldn't agree more! To be honest I’d not had a closer look until I seen the collection. Very well engineered 👍🚴
I have mint suntour superbe pro groupset, may build with colnago frame, your right top groupset
Greetings from one with a seldom seen or talked about Altain😃! Great videos and enthusiasm! Keep the videos coming 👍
Thanks, will do! 😉👍 many more to come
Nice collection! Now I have a question about the Master versions. I own a 1994 MasterLite which has internal rear brake cable routing and the seat stays are conventional. My other bike is a 2002 Master which has now external rear brake cable and a "fastback" seat stay arraignment. Any insights to the MasterLite range?
Thanks for watching. Answer to your question I personally do not know. Lee maybe able to help. If your on Facebook the Colnago groups are a wealth of knowledge.
Great vid!! Col-ah-nago? Haha. Heard it and it wouldnt stop plaguing me.
Thanks for watching…I think both me and Lee are guilty of it. Probably winding Graham up no end 😂😂
Favorites here: Master and C59.
Thanks for your vote and watching 👍🚴♂️
I have raced on Masi bikes after I bought a Technos Frame and built it up with a 9 speed Veloce group-I bought this frame when everyone was keen on Alu, Carbon or Ti
Last year I bought a C50
I don’t ride them I just have it to watch them
Thanks for watching and sharing your personal experience with a Colnago. They certainly ride well and look amazing.
Wow, I need more information about hte super profil. What if there is a frame just like this one, but with the CX fork? I just found a frameset like that and can't categorize it! Love the collection!
Thanks for watching, If you are on Facebook id probably try on one of the Colanago groups. I personally do not know enough.
@@BikeItUK Tahnks, perhaps the fork was replaced as an upgrade, back in the era.
That is Amazing. Brilliant video. Thanks for sharing. Just a small note : at @10:00 Lee mentioned that Saronni won the "worlds" in 2002 - in fact, he won it in 1982 (at Goodwood, and I was there by the finish line to see him rocket up the hill so fast that Lemond & Kelly could not follow him ;o)
Thanks for that, I think Graham has already made a comment and pulled us on it. Amazing you was there. Thanks for sharing your memories, knowledge and support much appreciated. All the best
My grandfather built frames to order and for shops. Southern Cross was his brand out of staffs.
Thanks for watching and the information much appreciated
Extremely beautiful collection. Is it just my old ears or am I hearing Colanago??
😂😂 love it!👂 Thanks for watching and your support glad you enjoyed it.
Yep even Lee the expert gets it wrong….
Another exceptional video with Lee. Would have watched the whole thing even if it was twice as long. I always loved the Master Deco Art models. Thanks Andy. 👍👊
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for your support and voting. All the best
Buying colnago chic plus tomorrow
Nice enjoy
Hi...
Where does the SLX Spiral Conic come in...appreciate your coment
🤔 I personally do not know, Lee or Graham maybe able to shed some light on it.
i've just had an "incident" and need a lie down…
what a collection
😂😂 thanks buddy…yes some absolute stunning Colnago’s. Thanks for your continued support 👍🚴♂️
Aqui é Brasil k espetáculo de bikes!!
Hello Brazil 👍 thanks for watching
Abraço forte pra vc! Vai Brazil!
My favourite brand and I have 3
Hope you enjoyed watching thanks for the support 👍
Lovely collection indeed thanks Andy - the silver Master and Technos is most striking to my eyes...notwithstanding the gold C/Rec SL burgundy w/champ 🏆 -
I wish I'd kept more of mine - thinning out a few I sold a 70s Colnago Columbus SL (can't remember the model) with full titanium infested top of range Nouvo Record and Gp4s and Arc en ciel silk tubs for £350 in 2006 - bloody idiot !!
£350 wow! It’s funny how like most things how all of a sudden they begin to become valuable again. Sounds like you had some incredible Colnago’s. Thanks for your vote, sharing and support. Much appreciated 👍
Muy buena coleccion mi amigo no vi lanarabesqur q considero muy divina me gustaria tener una con grupo shimano arabesque saluods desde colombia
Thank you my friend happy cycling
looks like there is a fair amount of tire clearance in the early 80s colnagos. one could make an incredible gravel, endurance bike mod. could use a 1x modern drive train.
Would make an interesting build, Colnago made some very nice cyclocross bikes back in the day, and they go generally for a cheaper price. You've got me thinking now. Thanks for watching
great video,learnt a lot,shame no c40,but cheers
Glad you enjoyed it
going to do a 2023 calendar?
It would have to be bicycles only after the last one 😬…probably to late for Jan now.
It will take a lot to let go of my Word Perfect frame set. Frame tubes are listed as full race a type that is different than others I think. Acciaio Nivacrmom Extra EL Leggeri Tubi Speciali Rinforza
I don't blame you. Interesting stuff, love this thanks for sharing and watching.
YES! That's me, drunk bidding on eBay 🥴
😂 funny! Thanks for watching 👍
How much on the Extreme C bike?
Not sure you’d have to contact Graham Weigh cycles.
Had a Tecnos and sold it. I have regretted it ever since
Better to of had than not at all though. 😉 thanks for watching buddy
@@BikeItUK Think mine is a Tecnos.
I just bought a Tecnos
@@virgopaul1 enjoy my friend.
no master titan or bititan?
Didn't get to them ! next time
Keep for the next one, thanks for watching 👍
I wish people stop calling them Colin ago there's no fucking I in it 😂 love the video ,my biggest regret is selling my master Olympic with full dura ace & mavic rims 😣
Better to of had though, thanks for watching all the best
Cinelli = Chee-nelly, not See-nelly. Ciocc = like church without the R. Colnago = COAL-nah-go, not Cola-nago. Campagnolo = KAHM-pahn-yolo..Piu = pew. What do you mean "Ernesto (Colnago) was wheeled in to the bike show"? It's not like the man's in a wheelchair even today! Saronni won the World;s in 2002? Sorry, but that was Mario Cipollini but he wasn't riding a Colnago.
Besides all that - nice collection!!!
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed the collection. Thanks for your time and correction hope all is well. All the best 🚴♂️👍
Reglage avant mise en route
OK merci
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤪
Thanks 🙏 🚲 🚲 🚲
Più
Thanks 🙏
Sinelli????🤣
Thanks for watching appreciated
Its pronounced CHin-elli
Thanks for your knowledge 👍
A partir de los 90 Made in china
Yes probably very true thanks for watching
Cycles Not Motorbikes😂 habe no engine❤
😂😉👍
This guys Colnago history is way off
Thanks for watching
So this is why i can't buy a second hand Colnago for a decent price?! Because clowns like this are hoarding them?! Why do people ruin everything.
Great vid
Thanks for the support