FS: In Portland, Ciocc Mockba 80, 58cm

58 CM Ciocc Mockba'80 Commemorative edition bike for the 1980
Olympics. Limited production. Full Campy Super Record pantograph, nice
shape, a few scratches but not too bad for a 23 year old bike, nice
chromed rear
triangle and fork, Columbus SL tubes. Decals about 95%.
Tubular wheels with Ambrosio Montreal rims plus 8 spare tires and
extra front and rear wheel, plus extra NOS Ambrosio Synthesis Durex
rims
and near new in the box(laced once-not ridden)Campagnolo lo-flange
hubs, NOS
Clement Criterium tires, NOS Campy cables and brake hoods recently
installed.
2 freewheels in near new condition, extra front chainrings. Turbo
saddle.
Ciocc engraved Cinelli stem

E-mail for pics. Prefer to sell in Portland, Oregon
area. But if interested shipping would be done by bike shop, $75 for
packing and whatever UPS ground is.
Much money invested, selling for
$625 for all

Tom
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If you don't find a buyer here, you might take it by River City, and
see if they'd like to add it to their "museum" collection, either for
display or to find a home. Just a (probably worthless) thought.

-john

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58 CM Ciocc Mockba'80 Commemorative edition bike for the 1980
Olympics. Limited production. Full Campy Super Record pantograph, nice
shape, a few scratches but not too bad for a 23 year old bike, nice
chromed rear
triangle and fork, Columbus SL tubes. Decals about 95%.
Tubular wheels with Ambrosio Montreal rims plus 8 spare tires and
extra front and rear wheel, plus extra NOS Ambrosio Synthesis Durex
rims
and near new in the box(laced once-not ridden)Campagnolo lo-flange
hubs, NOS
Clement Criterium tires, NOS Campy cables and brake hoods recently
installed.
2 freewheels in near new condition, extra front chainrings. Turbo
saddle.
Ciocc engraved Cinelli stem

E-mail for pics. Prefer to sell in Portland, Oregon
area. But if interested shipping would be done by bike shop, $75 for
packing and whatever UPS ground is.
Much money invested, selling for
$625 for all

Tom
reply to:

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Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems
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