These publications have been invaluable in adding accuracy to the information – but even including their data there are still well over 200 makes of possible lightweights to be confused over!The author would be grateful to know of any inaccuracies and to receive further information to make the tables more comprehensive.Please Email us first for shipping cost before place your order, because postage cost in this listing is for UK delivery only and because to ship aboard of the parcel weigh over 2 kilogram will be more expensive.we are more than happy to ship world wide and we will do our best to find a company that can offer the best value for the money to handle your parcel.1 ), on the near side (N/S) (left when sitting on the bike) rear drop out, or on the seat tube cluster (saddle pin lug where it usually on the N/S but just sometimes on the back or O/S).Don’t be fooled by casting numbers, especially on the BB.

There isn't enough data to claim either option as absolute.

A corner is dedicated to local professional riders, with jerseys worn by Matteo Cravero (now retired) and those of Marco Osella and Miculà Dematteis, both still racing.

On display there are also the jerseys of the world cycling champions Giuseppe Saronni, Stephen Roche, Gianni Bugno and Mario Cipollini as well as many articles and original photos.

For example, some BSA frames have BSA and a 3 or 4 figure number cast into the base of the BB, this is just the casting number or perhaps a model number – it is not the frame number.

Nervex, the lug maker, also had their name on their BB lugs with a long design serial number.