- The Bike – Mid ’80s Guerciotti Sprint.
- The Story – Token aluminum bike. Built by Alan and was referred to as the screw and glue bike. The tubing and lugs were threaded and joint together by screwing and gluing. Anodizing of the tubing made them chip-proof. Equipped with Campagnolo Victory group with the funky SYNCRO shifting (Campy’s attempt at index shifting).
- The Cool Factor – Early attempts by the Italians to “improve” cycling technology.












How much would one of theses bikes be worth now?
Probably not much. It is not mainstream lugged bike and it is after the Super Record era. I think it will always be a curiosity piece. It maybe worth a bit more if it has all the period correct parts.