Anyone have info on this Winora Mixtie?
12-03-23, 11:25 AM
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Anyone have info on this Winora Mixtie?
Bought for the front rack. Anyone able to share details? Headbadge is gone. Name appears to be Jet. Thanks for the help! Love this forum!
12-03-23, 11:32 AM
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Winora is a modern German marque & is part of Staiger
find some of their products to be of interest
to see more examples search at ebay.de
https://www.winora.com/
https://winora-group.com/de/karriere...nd%20Lifestyle.
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frame -
lug pattern BOCAMA 18/I
seat lug BOCAMA model T
laterals bridge BOCAMA cut away
seat stay bridge ESGE Pletscher
chain stay bridge ESGE Pletscher
possible rack manufacturers ESGE & HEBIE
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Winora is a modern German marque & is part of Staiger
find some of their products to be of interest
to see more examples search at ebay.de
https://www.winora.com/
https://winora-group.com/de/karriere...nd%20Lifestyle.
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frame -
lug pattern BOCAMA 18/I
seat lug BOCAMA model T
laterals bridge BOCAMA cut away
seat stay bridge ESGE Pletscher
chain stay bridge ESGE Pletscher
possible rack manufacturers ESGE & HEBIE
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12-03-23, 04:21 PM
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I didn't know Front Freewheel System had infected German bicycles, too.
I was surprised to see the right-side generator mount, something I would expect on a British or home market Japanese drive-on-the-left side of the road bike.
I was surprised to see the right-side generator mount, something I would expect on a British or home market Japanese drive-on-the-left side of the road bike.
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Capo: 1959 Modell Campagnolo, S/N 40324; 1960 Sieger (2), S/N 42624, 42597
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12-04-23, 04:36 AM
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Positron shifting, I'd steer clear of it
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dating -
if curious anent this the Sachs gear mech and shifter should carry a marking
it may be in the form of a four digit number
the first two digits indicate week of year and the second two indicate year
other spots to check -
portion of Sakae Ringyo handlebar stem down inside steerer
portion of seat post down inside seat tube
backside of crank arms
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dating -
if curious anent this the Sachs gear mech and shifter should carry a marking
it may be in the form of a four digit number
the first two digits indicate week of year and the second two indicate year
other spots to check -
portion of Sakae Ringyo handlebar stem down inside steerer
portion of seat post down inside seat tube
backside of crank arms
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