LMNB STASH Colnago Master Pista Frame (54 cm) and FULL collection

 

Up for sale is Lot 2 (of 2) of the most complete collection assembled of La Carrera's 2008 Look Ma No Brakes project.

 

"Look Ma No Brakes was a collaborative project initiated by La Carrera and its thinktank Drive Train, which brought together the legendary craftsmanship of bicycle manufacturer Ernesto Colnago, and the creative vision of the famed New York City artists and avid cyclists, Stash and Futura.  The Colnago Master Pista steel track frame [made] its production return in 2008, and served as a most unique canvas for this limited production run of frames that made their debut at the launch exhibition of Look Ma No Brakes at La Carrera Cycles in Toronto"

 

Impeccable provenance: This collection is being sold by the original owner who is the only male four-time Cycle Messenger World Sprint Champion and the first to win one on a fixed-gear bicycle.  The Lot includes:

 

• 1 (of 38) STASH Colnago Master Pista frame (54 cm) and threadless 1” Precisa fork (never assembled (taken out of the box and looked at a few times!))
• 1 (of 83) LMNB, PushTheEnvelope, STASH bag #29.  This 40L "The Classic" bag was hand sewn by PushTheEnvelope. 
• 1 LMNB STASH T-shirt (med.)
• 1 white LMNB T-shirt (med.)
• 1 LMNB STASH cycling cap
• 1 LMNB STASH DeFeet socks (med.)
• 1 LMNB project DeFeet socks (med.)
• 1 authenticity booklet
• 1 #24 LMNB launch party Alleycat spoke card
• 1 black LMNB Art Gallery of Ontario 2015 exhibit STASH T-shirt (med.)
• 1 magazine: LODOWN MAGAZINE #60 feb.mar.apr.2008 (Look Ma No Brakes article)
• 1 magazine: Cog 04-summer 2008 (Look Ma No Brakes article)
• 1 magazine: Pedal Speed Vol. 4 (regarding provenance, photos of original owner at CMWC 2009)

 

I will ship any way that you request (as long as you pre-pay and accept responsibility for delivery and duties).

 

Please contact me with any question or request.

 

Check out Lot 1, FUTURA for the complete collection!

  

I'd like the collection to stay together; buy both and save $5000.