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Any one who can identify it gets a mystery star prize.
Looks like it was painted by Carlos Dossena - he painted for a lot of the big names, mainly out of Northern Italy (specifically Milan) but also across Switzerland/France etc.
Of all the builders he painted for, I'd say the features on this bike point to a possible Olagnero. At least, the neatly scalloped finish on the rear dropouts, the lugwork, the brakebridge, the seat cluster, the chevron chroming on the chainstay and the distinctive chroming on the rear dropouts themselves, I've only ever seen all together on Olagneros.
But that could all just be coincidence too!
Now what's that mystery star prize? :)
EPR
@PhiljimPott
2nd bike to go.
Acquired this for the wife via a local chap in Surrey, never had a hard life this bike. Was originally fitted with Profile TT bars and covered in Total fitness vintage shop stickers but no actual frame name or head badge. Has since been stripped, polished and rebuilt. Any one who can identify it gets a mystery star prize.
Pearlescent paint with yellow and purple fades and star/vector details. Very tiny bits of paint patina but chrome is immaculate on the forks and rear stay. Really nice gussets and details. Very clean and tidy bike.
Columbus Gara frame and Chromed forks.























46cm Seattube
52cm Top tube
60cm Down tube
Shimano 105 DT index shifters and mechs (14 speed)
Shimano 7 speed cassette
Campagnolo Mirage Cranks 170mm
Campagnolo EXDrive chainrings 52/42
Campagnolo Veloce BB
New KMC chain
ALESA Deep dish aero rims on SACHS 'New Success' Hubs with aero blade spokes (smooth and true)
(Front radially laced - Rear Semi tangent/radial)
Shimano Aero QR's
Shimano RSX aero levers and callipers
Stronglight headset
3TTT stem 60mm
3TTT Bars 400mm
Fresh bar wrap in euro white
Polygon alloy seatpost /Trek generic Seat
Continental Ultra Sports
sold to spicep1 OVBO
Have photographed it in several lights to try and how the awesome paint. If this was my size i would keep it.