looking for info/pics of the pinarello he rode in the 84 olympics thanks for any info

looking for info/pics of the pinarello he rode in the 84 olympics thanks for any info


Google, man
http://www.tri-sport.com/images/library/site/calender_july29_grewal_m.jpg
here's a replica: http://www.velopasadena.com/Assets/museum%20bikes/IMG_1810.JPG
Don't forget the DENVER SPOKE stickers on the fork legs

He rode a Pinarello Montello.

Here are some links to scans of relevant pages from the 1985 Pinarello catalog:
http://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/pinarello85/9d.jpg
http://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/pinarello85/9e.jpg
http://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Catalogs/pinarello85/9g.jpg

You can see it in the Smithsonian in Washington, DC.

don't forget sun tour components except the dura ace dyna drive cranks and pedals . oh yea dia compe brakes .

. . . Don't forget the DENVER SPOKE stickers on the fork legsHis dad owns the Denver Spoke.

The Crest bikes were cooler.

One of the first bikes I can remember on the big stage to popularize the multi-color fade paint jobs that dominated the late 80s/early 90s.

brewster

Ah yes, the DynaDrive. I have an old Miyata Team with those cranks, and the inserts to run a normal pedal. I must have the pedals somewhere, too.

Wasn't he running a Campy Hi-low hub on the rear? I'm pretty sure he was running one of those.

The bike was a real mutt.