Founded by Ernesto Colnago in Cambiago Italy, the Colango name has become one of the most respected and prestigious names in Italian cycling. Countless professional cyclists have ridden a Colnago frame to victory, and there are an even greater number of models and variations of frames and elaborate paint schemes. Edit: if it is a merican, which form a quick google glance it might be, judging by the filed lugs & cut out it could be, it still is a very nice bike, mericans are british made, not as well known as colnago, but of simular quailty. But it could also be a number of other makes.

I don't usually start a post, so I was waiting for this opportunity: could the location be a tipoff of where the bikes are being sourced now? In the last six months, I've heard on two occasions that late model C50s are being made in the Far East.

The source of these remarks are LBSs, who have no motive in either direction. The LBSs were dead on back in early 2006, about the 2006 Pinarello Gallileos being made in Taiwan. Can anybody confirm or deny these claims?

You are usually on the money. My C50 is supposed to be a 2005 frame, and the s/n is on the left rear dropout. Digging up an old thread here. I have a 2007 C50. I can't find a serial number anywhere.

I looked on the front derailleur plate, not there (I did find the word EVEREST though, likely the name of the plate manufacturer) I also looked on the inside of the left rear drop out, not there either, unless it's under paint and grime. I did find some very good pics on the webs of both the front derrailleur plate and rear drop out SN locations, so I do know what they should look like. So if any of you happen to have a 2007 C50 and know where to look, Please let me know. Or if Colnago didn't put Serial Numbers on all of their frames??

Username: Password: Bikejournal Forum Sub-category: First > Recent Jump to post: What Year Is My Bike?? Pigman Lifetime: 191,035 mi Member No. 2017 Member since: Apr 2004 Home: Springfield, VA Olympus 26' Comfort bike posted at 3:27:31 PM viewed 7741 times I bought this Colnago Classic from Craigslist 2 years ago and I really have no idea what year it is? I have people asking me at my rides but have no answer. Any info or ideas would be appreciated.

Thread edited on at 3:13:58 PM Grateful_G Lifetime: 121,142 mi Member No. 47108 Member since: Jan 2012 Home: TX Corsa SWB Recumbent bike posted at 3:40:24 PM post #1 viewed 7731 times NICE BIKE!!! Maybe you can contact the Company and give them the serial number and they can tell you. Lifetime: 23,483 mi Member No. 13469 Member since: Mar 2006 Home: Roscoe, IL Turbo Levo HT Comp Fat Electric bike posted at 4:22:01 PM post #2 viewed 7723 times Another way to tell is by looking in the company catalog. Here's the database of catalogs. Lifetime: 35,655 mi Member No.

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1798 Member since: Mar 2004 Home: Ballwin, MO Sintesi Road bike posted at 4:48:28 PM post #3 viewed 7715 times The date code is sometimes hidden in the serial number on those older Italian bikes. It most often is year - month - day but can be year - week of the year (01 - 52) or some variation like that. My Tommasini is a 2 digit year and month followed by a 3 digit production number. Pigman Lifetime: 191,035 mi Member No. 2017 Member since: Apr 2004 Home: Springfield, VA Olympus 26' Comfort bike posted at 5:37:19 PM post #4 viewed 7706 times Thanks.

I cannot find it on the website links from KrateKraig so I'll try the serial number. I have another Colnago but it does not have serial numbers on it. Lifetime: 23,483 mi Member No. 13469 Member since: Mar 2006 Home: Roscoe, IL Turbo Levo HT Comp Fat Electric bike posted at 6:47:45 PM post #5 viewed 7696 times I've been Google Imaging.

Looks like it, was told it was a 2002 Colnago Classic 'Rabobank' theme paint. I'll keep searching for confirmation. Lifetime: 31,671 mi Member No. 6853 Member since: Apr 2005 Home: Madison, NC Team Road bike posted at 6:51:44 PM post #6 viewed 7693 times I have another Colnago but it does not have serial numbers on it. -- posted by Hot huh? BostonBullDog Lifetime: 58,080 mi Member No. 4688 Member since: Jan 2005 Home: Malden, MA Madone 6.2 Road bike posted at 12:15:20 PM post #7 viewed 7647 times I had a bike that the serial number was stamped on the inside of the non drive side rear dropout.