Another frame to ID
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Another frame to ID
Interesting frame. Long serial number and stamped dropouts, but cool fork crown and other lugs.
Internal cable routing is interesting. I'll try to get a drive-side pic. Any ideas?
Serial: 1664448
Internal cable routing is interesting. I'll try to get a drive-side pic. Any ideas?
Serial: 1664448
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Those are so cool! Too bad I on the other side. Any idea what the original colour might be?
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Maybe @jetboy will take it for his community bike center?
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Ill take anything ! though I need to move some bikes before summer as my space is getting some work done.
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Hey, Changing Gears was the name of out bike program in Greensboro too!
I like those Austrian frames. Hope it eventually finds a good home.
I like those Austrian frames. Hope it eventually finds a good home.
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no mine is very small out the back of our woodshop on campus at the university of san francisco. Any overflow I usually bring to changing gears actually- I can only handle 6-10 bikes at a time.
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That is quite an eclectic mix of bits Herr Bergie displays. Maeda cable guide. Yoshi cable guide. Sakae Ringyo Apex chainset. Arnie & Co seat binder. Tullo pump holder. Tullio mozzi. Ambrosio potenza regolabile. Freres Huret chainstay stop.
One can only wonder what else was on there when last he was fully attired.
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That is quite an eclectic mix of bits Herr Bergie displays. Maeda cable guide. Yoshi cable guide. Sakae Ringyo Apex chainset. Arnie & Co seat binder. Tullo pump holder. Tullio mozzi. Ambrosio potenza regolabile. Freres Huret chainstay stop.
One can only wonder what else was on there when last he was fully attired.
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That is quite an eclectic mix of bits Herr Bergie displays. Maeda cable guide. Yoshi cable guide. Sakae Ringyo Apex chainset. Arnie & Co seat binder. Tullo pump holder. Tullio mozzi. Ambrosio potenza regolabile. Freres Huret chainstay stop.
One can only wonder what else was on there when last he was fully attired.
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That is quite an eclectic mix of bits Herr Bergie displays. Maeda cable guide. Yoshi cable guide. Sakae Ringyo Apex chainset. Arnie & Co seat binder. Tullo pump holder. Tullio mozzi. Ambrosio potenza regolabile. Freres Huret chainstay stop.
One can only wonder what else was on there when last he was fully attired.
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The Suntour downtube stop is beefy - - makes Campy ones look like foil.
Ambrosio poten-what? I'm trying to get an idea what it's worth so I can trade it. (See appraisels forum for more pics). Edit: Ah, yes thanks: https://www.flickr.com/photos/speedp...ls/11521246266
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I agree, it's world weary. I bought it for the Campy large flange hubs but was suprised by the eclectic mixe of parts. It also came with Suntour barcons, Suntour V luxe RD, an ancient but tanklike Shimano FD with holes which I can't ID (Disraeli gears is mostly RDs), and anframe pump marked "Spain". One QR is MM Atom. Retina Oro sprocket and Wolber rims.
The Suntour downtube stop is beefy - - makes Campy ones look like foil.
Ambrosio poten-what? I'm trying to get an idea what it's worth so I can trade it. (See appraisels forum for more pics). Edit: Ah, yes thanks: https://www.flickr.com/photos/speedp...ls/11521246266
The Suntour downtube stop is beefy - - makes Campy ones look like foil.
Ambrosio poten-what? I'm trying to get an idea what it's worth so I can trade it. (See appraisels forum for more pics). Edit: Ah, yes thanks: https://www.flickr.com/photos/speedp...ls/11521246266
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Huh! Well USF is a lot closer to me than Alameda, so if you get to where you're taking in some more donations send out a PSA and I'll make you my first stop!
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Ideally I'd have a matched set of Record or NR skewers but on the bike I'm building they don't have to be perfect or correct. I'd like them to match, however.
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Edit: Yep, Titlist: https://velobase.com/ViewComponent.as...f-3151a1f41df6
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Good front DR. An early 70's one from Shimano. Pared up with the rear Titlist or even the Crane.
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I will look thru my Campy skewer stash in the next day or two and get back to you. Good chance I have something that matches this front...depending on the year it could be that this is a later version due to the curved lever but the period correct nut for an earlier skewer...I'm not an expert either but will consult the catalogs...
I'm not especially Campy literate, but I do want the type for 120/126 spacing. This is the one that is on the front but I'm not sure it is correct for the large flange hub it came on, or even correct for itself. The nut says Brev but the lever is curved and says patent. I don't know if that means it's a mismatch:
Ideally I'd have a matched set of Record or NR skewers but on the bike I'm building they don't have to be perfect or correct. I'd like them to match, however.
Ideally I'd have a matched set of Record or NR skewers but on the bike I'm building they don't have to be perfect or correct. I'd like them to match, however.
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Here's the derailleur. Script might say "Titlist" but that's just a guess:
Edit: Yep, Titlist: VeloBase.com - Component: Shimano EB-200, Titlist
Edit: Yep, Titlist: VeloBase.com - Component: Shimano EB-200, Titlist
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will do! the shop is getting torn apart this summer as they redo the windows and the steam pipes that run under it... so less is more until fall!
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Great to know. I have been in the process of changing my Rapidix over to Shimano and using that very group for it. I have always like how it behaves on other builds.
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That is the "problem" with Shimano. It just refuses to give you any excuse for buying more expensive parts.