The Colnago bike he rode that day has become famous in the cycling world and has since been displayed all over the world including Eddies home town of Brussels, Belgium. In 1982 Colnago produced the super light Columbus steel frame that Italian cyclist Saroni won the world road race championships on. Colnago increased the size of their road bike range and during in the 1970's produced the highly regarded Colnago Super. By the mid 1980's Colnago were producing crimped tube frames with the Colnago Master and Master-Light being top end road frames and best sellers. The Colnago Master has been produced in various materials over the years with the aim that Colnago frames would get ever lighter stiffer and stronger. Colnago also started production of their highly rated Precisa Forks the first ever fork to have straight blades. Since the early 1990's Colnago has produced the C40 and later Colnago C50 a carbon fibre road frame produced in conjunction with Ferrari. And one of the highest rated Road Frames on the market.

Colnago has had a strong presence in cycle teams, sponsoring teams since the 1970s, such teams as the Eddie Merckx led Molteni. More recent teams sponsored by Colnago bicycles include Team Milram, Team Rabobank and US Team Navigators. Colnago continue to have a place at the very top of road cycling manufactures and offer fantastic quality and a wealth of experience and cycle history.

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