Description
Ugo De Rosa, one of the most successful frame builders was born on January 27, 1934 in Milan, Italy. His passion led him to study mechanics and engineering at a technical college. Later in the early 1950s he opened his first shop and commenced the manufacture of racing bicycles. He supplied many champions with his high-end bicycles (Gianni Motta, Eddy Merckx and Francesco Moser…), and also strongly influenced the cycling industry with his amazing bikes from Cusano Milanino.
Here we present stunning looking and very successful bike made by Ugo De Rosa, the Professional SLX. The frame is work of art, made of superb Columbus SLX – a very stiff and light tubing with inner reinforcements. The frame is featuring the perfection and attention of details to provide the best performance you might expect from mid 1980s racing machine. Build with complete Campagnolo C Record groupset, pantograph Ugo DeRosa 3ttt cockpit, original Turbo saddle and Ambrosio ”Servizio corse” wheelset. The cherry on top of the cake are extraordinary Campagnolo Cobalto brakes (original stones), which were very popular amongs the professional riders in that era.
Iconic and very collectible. For all DeRosa lovers.
Frame & Fork: DeRosa Professional, Columbus SLX
Size:
-seat tube (c-t): 55 cm,
-top tube (c-c): 54 cm,
-headset tube: 12 cm,
-standover: 80cm,
Crankset: Campagnolo C Record (53/42)
Bottom Bracket: Campagnolo C Record
Front Derailleur: Campagnolo C Record
Rear Derailleur: Campagnolo C Record
Shifters: Campagnolo C Record
Brake Levers: Campagnolo C Record
Brakes: Campagnolo C Record Cobalto (original stones)
Hubs: Campagnolo C Record
Rims: Ambrosio Metamorphosis Servizio Corse
Headset: Campagnolo C Record
Seatpost: Cammpagnolo C Record (27,2mm)
Saddle: Selle Italia Turbo
Stem: 3ttt Ugo DeRosa (120mm)
Handlebar: 3ttt Superleggero, 42cm (c-c)
Tubulars: Vittoria Rally
Handlebar tape: Blue (new)
Condition: Used, but good condition. No dents, no cracks or bends. Groupset and components are in good condition and are working fine. New cables and cable housing. Some chrome chips at the top of the fork crown.
Year: mid/late 1980s
Price: SOLD (February 2018)
