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WEEKLY #02 MAGAZINE 23 NOVEMBER FOR DEALERS 2015 COLNAGO AT ROULEUR CLASSIC SHOW LONDON The inaugural Rouleur Classic event was something a little more exclusive than just a bike show, it was an opportunity to enjoy the brands and athletes at the pinnacle of cycling, at the intimate location of Vinopolis (London) 19th-21st of November. Ernesto Colnago was one of the distinguished guests along with Eddy Merckx, Fabian Cancellara, Mario Cipollini and Alberto Contador to name the most famous. Fans appreciated this spectacular event and crowded the booth prepared by Windwave, the exclusive Colnago distributor for the UK. VAN AERT SECOND IN KOKSIJDE Van Aert is second in Koksijde after a thrilling race, but still lead the overall World cup classification On a cold, windy, and wet Sunday afternoon, veteran Nys fought out a breathtaking duel with young World Cup leader Wout Van Aert (Vastgoedservice-Golden Palace), which was in the balance right up until the final corner. Van Aert had to bow his head while the crowd was ecstatic to see the mud-clad 39-year-old Belgian rider claim the victory during the third World Cup round of the season. In the overall standing Van Aert lead with 220 points. Nys is second with 215 points, third Van Der Haar, 200 points. The next round of the World Cup is held in Namur, Belgium on December 20. Attached the new Colnago Prestige paint scheme designed for Wout. DID YOU KNOW THAT…. Ernesto Colnago in 1988, in collaboration with Ferrari, presents Concept. The first bike in the world with a hydraulic braking system, a desmodromic front gear and, above all, with carbon fiber frame with lugs. Launched at the Milan show (Italy), was a real revolution for the world of cycling and, at a distance of about thirty years, it is still an innovative bicycle. This project has helped Colnago to develop the carbon technology until the C40, the founder of the carbon frames, then copied by all the bicycle manufacturers. PHOTO OF THE WEEK Twitter @colnagoworld FREE DOWNLOAD COLNAGO’S 3 images PICTURES ZIP file - 9Mb.

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