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Description
Notice: While listing this item, due to the pandemic, shipping is delayed. USA / Canada takes 4-8 weeks. Please be aware that shipping to all destinations is currently taking longer than it usually does!
Up for auction is a Cesare Rizzato, model "Campagnolo Profi" frame. Seems to be from the mid 1980s.
The frame came to me with a Super Record equipment and in an all over condition of low milage. For this reason also the frame is used with minor signs of use. There are no dents, cracks or repairs, but it shows some signs of use like smaller scratches and marks. At a handful of places the preowner used some nail polish / permanent marker (?) to cover smaller scratches. The one Columbus decal shows some wear. This does not disturb in my opinion, but please see pics and judge yourself. In my opinion the frame is also optically in very good condition.
The chrome is excellent.
I think the pics show the actual condition well. Technically fully working.
Columbus tubing (27.2) and Campagnolo dropouts.
Measurements: The BB shell is marked "59". I measure approximately 58.5cm (center - top of the seattube lug), 57cm (center - center). The top tube measures about 58cm. Rear spacing is 125mm (will work with 6/7 speed). Bottom bracket shell, 70mm, Italian.
As a description is always influenced by a personal opinion I made a couple of supersize pics that help you to judge the frame yourself.
Please see my other auctions !!
If you have any other questions, please let me know!
Worldwide shipping! No guarantee according to EU-law. Payment within 7 days. Good luck and happy bidding!
Shipping
I am located in Vienna, Austria, EU and ship from here. Although all parcels go by airmail, sometimes it can take a bit longer than expected. An average parcel, e.g. to the USA, takes about 20 business days to arrive. Sometimes it can also take 6-8 weeks. There are customs and security checks involved that sometimes delay the shipment.
Especially smaller parcels (up to 1kg), get in many cases upgraded at my costs to priority parcel mail (depends on the weight and destination). Still there is no guaranteed shipping time.
Carriers I use are the Austrian Post, DHL (large parcels) and sometimes smaller carriers like Hermes and GLS. In your country the parcels will be delivered with a local carrier (e.g. USPS in the USA).
