Gran Compe

Dia-Compe Mod 750 Long Reach Rear Brake $22.46 Dia-Compe Mod 750 Center Pull brakes.Includes straddle cable and cable hangerFront is recessed nut mount for front fork, rear is standard nut-and-bolt mount for chainstay bridgeCenter-pull design brakeItem SpecificationsColorSilverBrake Usage F/RRearHub/Brake CompatibilityRim BrakeBrake TypeRoad Caliper - Mid Reach,Road Caliper - Long ReachBrake Reach62-78mmBrake Lever ActuationShort Pull...

Dia-Compe Gran Compe Bicycle Saddle RED Leather Riveted $79.68 Cr-Mo Rails Made of leather Adjustable bolt This attractive Dia-Compe Gran Compe saddle has molded full grain leather upper suspended over steel rails. Adjustable tension allows for personally desired firmness. The riveted, moderate racing profile is comparable to Brooks....

Dia Compe - Gran Compe Center Pull Front Caliper Brake, Silver $64.33 ...

I have a bike, but can not understand their history?

I just got a road bike, but I can not understand it is a culture I see on the handlebar is "a record time of Windsor" and that Mexico also has the words are Great wheels elite com Ambrosio Made in Italy indicates that the seat is in Italy, I think he says "Turkish saddle Italia, cycling also two stickers indicating that the BR made in Italy with serial number. B/75 N.2201 and the headquarters of which is a different number on the test record 046,974 brakes and gears are made by Shimano try to do a search using the serial number, but found nothing. I would now like its history if it is a Windsor or a new culture and its value

Bicycles are a collection of parts assembled in a rack. Your bike was built from parts by a previous owner. As such, history can be found. A serial number on a label can not be original the motorcycle, could be made at any time. A good indicator of the quality of the bike is quality components. Shimano bike components made of many different levels. Single brand gives no indication of how good the components. You should specify the make and model of each individual component on the bike to see what it's worth.