1985 60cm Serotta Nova Special frame and fork

This is a classic American built ride from the origins of Ben Serotta's NY workshop.
60cm c-c, seen in 1986 catalogs. Columbus SLX and SPX tubing.
Brand new silver powder coat for frame and fork
   •Cinelli - Made in Italy, cast BB shell
   •Campagnolo dropouts and fork ends, 126mm rear spacing
   •Sloping crown fork, numbers matching
   •Cable routing is on top of the BB shell

Serial number 51001. 5-1985, 10-October, 001- first bike produced.
I also have an assortment of components to build the bike that are available separately, so contact me if you are interested.

Pics and way to many details available at http://brazencycleworks.blogspot.com/search?q=serotta

Head Tube angle 73.5
Seat Tube angle 73
Top Tube 580mm
Chain Stay 420mm
Fork Rake 45mm
Bottom Bracket Drop 70mm

























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