Tongo-Colnago 1984 - 2008: 1984: Safir Colnago 1985: Safir van den Ven Colnago 1985: Tonissteiner Saxon 1986: Miko Tonissteiner Fevrier 1986 - 1988: Roland Colnago 1988 - 1989: Panasonic-Isostar 1989: Malvor-Sidi 1989 - 1990: Alfalum 1989 - 1993: CLAS–Cajastur 1990: La William 1990 - 1996: Diana-Colnago 1991 - 1993: Ariostea 1993 - 1999: Tonissteiner Colnago Saxon 1994 - 2002: Mapei 1996 - 1997: Casino 1999: Lampre Daikin 2001: Coast 2001 - 2006: Landbouwkrediet Colnago 2001 - 2007: Navigators 2005: Domina Vacanze 2005: Action 2005: Skil Shimano 2005 - 2012: Ceramica Panaria-Navigare 2006 - 2008: Team Milram 2007 - 2008: Tinkoff Credit Systems 2007 - 2010: Landbouwkrediet-Tonissteiner 2010 - 2015: BBox-Bouyges Telecom 2010: Pendragon-Colnago 2010 - 2013: Team Type 1 2013 - onwards: Gazprom–RusVelo 2014: Dubai Classic Bike 2016 - onwards: Team Novo Nordisk 2017: Colnago Owners Group - UAE 2017 - onwards: UAE Team Emirates 2018: FFR Dubai Current production overview Until early 2006, Colnago produced virtually all of their entire frameset range at their Cambiago factory, although persistent rumors of subcontracting out the more basic frames go all the way back to the 1970s. Alan produced some aluminum frames for Colnago in the 1980s, including single and dual downtube road and cyclocross models. In March, 2005, Colnago announced that they were joining the Taiwanese-based A-Team, whose members include Giant, Merida and SRAM—the first Italian manufacturer to do so, to produce mid-ranged bicycle models for the Japanese and European markets. Beginning in 2006, Colnago sourced the Primavera and the Arte from Giant Bicycles of Taiwan. Both received favorable reviews, although some thought the shift of manufacturing out of Italy was a matter of some regret. There was some controversy in 2006 over whether Giant would be producing additional models, including carbon frame models, for Colnago. According to statements by Ernesto Colnago this was not the case: "For the 2006 model year, Colnago will be sourcing two entry-level aluminum road bike models from Giant, made to Colnago's spec and frame geometry and for sales in Europe and Asia only. All other Colnago bicycles are assembled in Italy. No Colnago carbon fiber frames are made at Giant and none will be, as Mr. Colnago has a long-term sourcing agreement in place with ATR for carbon fiber bicycle frames." Despite this denial, since 2007 Colnago's carbon monocoque CLX frame has been manufactured in Taiwan. In 2008, a second Colnago carbon fiber model, the