Ein Dreamteam hinter den Kulissen - Lupo Mascheroni & Luigi Gilardi...

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Dreher Rahmen? Sind das eigentlich immer Reynolds gabelrohre? Muesste doch der cinelli MR Gabelkopf sein, den gilardi schon ab 69 nutzte. Ugo war mit cinelli befreundet, vielleicht kam Gilardi deshalb so früh an den Gabelkopf?? Der war in den späten 60ern ziemlich selten...(Glaube mir fällt spontan nur de rosa ein, der den hatte)

Ich glaube auch an Dreher, Marco hat den mitgenommen. Soweit ich weiß hatte Gilardi eh einen guten Draht zu Cinelli und Marastoni, ich glaube darüber war eher die Verknüpfung. Im Peloton kenne ich keinen anderen Rahmenbauer, der 1968-69 schon den Gabelkopf hatte.

 

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Fürs Archiv:
„Prudly presenting another legendary piece of the cycling history, 1956 BIANCHI Reparto Corse – authentic bike of Nino Defilippis (Team Bianchi). This steel jewel shines in completely original condition and comes with a proof of authenticity, thanks to special Bianchi racing vintage bike register.

Frame & Fork: BIANCHI Reparto Corse (serial no.999097)

Size:

– seat tube (c-t): 55.2 cm

– top tube (c-c): 54.5 cm

– headset tube: 12 cm

Price 15.000 Euros

 

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Mit Marastoni Gabelkopf und Lupo Banderole.

The 1971 Giro d'Italia: Vianelli's Feat on the Grossglockner

PIERFRANCO VIANELLI, a rider from Provaglio d'Iseo in Brescia, was the Olympic champion in the individual road race at the 1968 Mexico City games. A great champion as an amateur, he turned professional with many expectations but only managed a brilliant seventh-place finish in the general classification at the 1969 Tour de France and a fifth-place finish at the 1971 Giro d'Italia. It was in that Giro, on the Cima Coppi stage, that he claimed his only professional victory on the Grossglockner.

But certain victories are not forgotten, and his brilliant career in the amateur categories earned him the "Collar of Sporting Merit" awarded by CONI (the Italian National Olympic Committee) on December 15, 2015.

Giro d'Italia 1971. Stage 17, June 7. Tarvisio > Grossglockner. 106 km.

1. Pierfranco Vianelli (Italy) - Dreher in 6:08:45

2. Primo Mori (Italy) - Salvarani at 1:09

3. Giancarlo Polidori (Italy) - SCIC at 1:37

4. André Poppe (Netherlands) - Magniflex at 2:30

5. Gösta Pettersson (Sweden) - Ferretti at 4:31

6. Herman Van Springel (Belgium) - Molteni (s.t.)

7. Felice Gimondi (Italy) - Salvarani (s.t.)

8. Francisco Galdos (Spain) - KAS (s.t.)

9. Ugo Colombo (Italy) - Filotex (s.t.)

10. Silvano Schiavon (Italy) - Dreher (s.t.)