1990 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra 7-Eleven Road Bike - 55cm
The 1990 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra 7-Eleven is a classic steel road bike, representing a significant chapter in cycling history. Built with high-quality Columbus SLX tubing, this model was ridden by the legendary 7-Eleven pro cycling team, one of the first American teams to compete in the European pro circuit. Known for its exceptional ride quality, the Corsa Extra combines stiffness and comfort, making it a favorite among serious riders and collectors alike. Its iconic red, white, and green 7-Eleven team livery adds to its timeless appeal, embodying both the heritage of Eddy Merckx's craftsmanship and the spirit of competitive cycling.
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1990 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra 7-Eleven Road Bike - 55cm
The 1990 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra 7-Eleven is a classic steel road bike, representing a significant chapter in cycling history. Built with high-quality Columbus SLX tubing, this model was ridden by the legendary 7-Eleven pro cycling team, one of the first American teams to compete in the European pro circuit. Known for its exceptional ride quality, the Corsa Extra combines stiffness and comfort, making it a favorite among serious riders and collectors alike. Its iconic red, white, and green 7-Eleven team livery adds to its timeless appeal, embodying both the heritage of Eddy Merckx's craftsmanship and the spirit of competitive cycling.
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The 1990 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra 7-Eleven is a classic steel road bike, representing a significant chapter in cycling history. Built with high-quality Columbus SLX tubing, this model was ridden by the legendary 7-Eleven pro cycling team, one of the first American teams to compete in the European pro circuit. Known for its exceptional ride quality, the Corsa Extra combines stiffness and comfort, making it a favorite among serious riders and collectors alike. Its iconic red, white, and green 7-Eleven team livery adds to its timeless appeal, embodying both the heritage of Eddy Merckx's craftsmanship and the spirit of competitive cycling.
