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I assume you're referring to post #5105 (and the following discussion) that starts off with ''Got some spare time (read I'm bored) so here's a history lesson, ripped off SuperCo & mtbr.'', right?
It’s fascinating someone saw fit to edit my own writing in an attempt to remove me from my own history.
Who edited your post?
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Your ducklings aren’t ugly. There I said it.
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Turned out nice, great job
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Superb! I know you wanna paint it but it looks so damn good as it is right now.
Just out of curiosity, what size is it and how long is the wheel base?
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No worries. I found this online:
''Have not been able to find a great deal of information on Oria, apart from the tubes were drawn by Mannesman. Oria was based in Verona, it was good quality and sold to local framebuilders. Primarily used on Italian bicycles, by manufacturers like Pinarello, Benotto, Moser, Montagner, Daccordi, Olmo, amongst others.''
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Yeah, I was referring to the bb not the frame manufacturer.
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It’s a Cinelli, haven’t measured the shell or done anything else to the bike for that matter. This is what showed up on my doorstep.
Edit: the fork is stamped with ZEUS 2000. Just throwing this out there in case it gives any further insight.
Rad bike as always but kinda disappointed that you stopped propping up your bikes with your trademark stick.