that he raced in Atlanta in the '96 Olympics. Another may have been built for Bert Hiemstra in 1998/1999, Rabobank rider. This was a lugless steel frame, badged "Colnago Competition" in Rabobank colors, 59 cm CtT, set up with 9 speed Dura Ace and a unicrown fork. Cyclocross (c 1980s) Manufactured by Alan, stamped "Colnago" name on bottom of headtube. Aluminum tubing screwed and glued to lugs. Sizing stamped in bottom bracket, no serial number on rear dropouts. Top tube ovalized for shouldering bike on transitions. Dual Cyclocross Dream CX—Production aluminum like the Dream Road with unicrown MTB style front fork and additional bracing at headtube/downtube union. World Cup— Prestige—Early Prestige frames, all monocoque construction, had an added brace between top and seat tube for carrying the bike during cyclocross races. They also have water bottle bosses. Later frames lost this brace and gained brackets for disc brakes. C50 CX Rabobank Team Mountain Bikes Although not very common or widely available in the American market, Colnago did produce a number of mountain bikes. Some featured the Master profile tubing found on the Colnago road bikes. Master—Gilco shaped tubing like the Master road bike, unicrown fork hard tail mountain bike Maxim-- CF series CF12 Ferrari collaboration See also List of bicycle parts List of Italian companies Bibliography Rino Negri- Quando la bici è arte'', ed. Landoni, Legnano, pag. 216, (The story of Ernesto Colnago) References External links Ernesto Colnago: Fortune in Fracture and Ferrari Cycling News, Historical Colnago Bikes Classic Rendezvous: Timeline for 1970s Colnago Super frames TheWashingMachinePost Colnago tribute page Colnago Lugged Carbon Family Tree Cycle manufacturers of Italy Mountain bike manufacturers Electric bicycles Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1952 Italian companies established in 1952 Italian brands Companies based in Lombardy Sporting goods manufacturers of Italy