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09-25-24, 11:59 AM
Replies: 18
Views: 1,231
Posted By unworthy1

query for the San Rensho Owners Club: Do you know...

query for the San Rensho Owners Club: Do you know for certain what tubing you frame was built with?

Mine with the Ishiwata "Super Strong" elephant decal is either 022, 024 (which would be a...
09-24-24, 11:28 PM
Replies: 6,757
Views: 913,684
Posted By unworthy1

I will take a look, I once had some spare...

I will take a look, I once had some spare bodies-only but can't recall if they were sold nor what style (UG, HG or "Combo")
09-24-24, 11:18 PM
Replies: 178
Views: 31,632
Posted By unworthy1

Sciutto and Dazzan (but misspelled with one "Z")...

Sciutto and Dazzan (but misspelled with one "Z") were both on the huge list of names posted by MauriceMoss. But now with these provided pix they become entries to "the List" Plus will add a sub-note...
09-24-24, 07:24 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

Can't tell how much (or if anything) is...

Can't tell how much (or if anything) is "Campagnolo", appears to have some weird (plastic?) Modolo brake calipers and levers, Miche seat post, Sakae crakset, GPM dropouts, but at least there's SOME...
09-24-24, 07:02 PM
Replies: 8
Views: 324
Posted By unworthy1

I have a pair with hoods I plan to sell for my...

I have a pair with hoods I plan to sell for my friend at this Saturday's swap, I'd say not mint condition but decent. So if nothing better turns up and you lower your standards a bit, I know he'll...
09-23-24, 04:56 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

you sure don't see THAT sort of BMZ much these...

you sure don't see THAT sort of BMZ much these days! Wishbone rear and what looks like a variety of "Air" forkblades, but no idea what the main (Columbus, per the seller) tubing is.
It's a rare...
09-23-24, 12:05 PM
Replies: 178
Views: 31,632
Posted By unworthy1

Turin now added to "list" as No. 59 interesting...

Turin now added to "list" as No. 59
interesting variation to the "World Champion" stripes colors: purple and orange?
09-23-24, 11:55 AM
Replies: 6,757
Views: 913,684
Posted By unworthy1

will check, good chance I have one but have to...

will check, good chance I have one but have to confirm, and I am in the Bay Area, but SF not East Bay
09-23-24, 11:45 AM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

and check out the "graphics on the downtube...

and check out the "graphics on the downtube panel: brazed wire?
guess you have to read cursive, so that's definitely C&V these days!
09-22-24, 09:44 AM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

based on the graphics I'd guess a '79 to early...

based on the graphics I'd guess a '79 to early '80s frame. For $50 I'd say Yes you DO need another bike! ;)
EDIT: per the available catalog scans if a '79 it was 3-mains Vitus 172DB with Vitus 172...
09-21-24, 04:31 PM
Replies: 4
Views: 205
Posted By unworthy1

I have a Concor Light which has a different shell...

I have a Concor Light which has a different shell from the Supercorsa, but is black leather,narrow width, a little rust on the rails, covering is good, slight scuffing on the rear edge...
09-20-24, 10:03 AM
09-20-24, 09:57 AM
Replies: 25
Views: 1,742
Posted By unworthy1

any mention as to who built them for Sun Tour? ...

any mention as to who built them for Sun Tour?
The OP's clearly has a serial number that points to Panasonic...at least points there for those who speak the Asian Serial Number language (I'm still...
09-19-24, 06:25 PM
Replies: 4
Views: 205
Posted By unworthy1

Supercorsa as in Concor?

Supercorsa as in Concor?
09-19-24, 06:20 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

I think you are correct, so built by a...

I think you are correct, so built by a Polish-Texan...not exactly "Italian". He used Reynolds 531 quite a lot but in later years tried other tubing
09-19-24, 10:28 AM
Replies: 25
Views: 609
Posted By unworthy1

2 cents worth: the "taper" or more accurate to...

2 cents worth: the "taper" or more accurate to say the square hole in the crank for JIS is a tiny bit larger than a Campy "hole" so the corresponding "plug" (or spindle end) will go deeper into such...
09-18-24, 12:17 PM
Replies: 8
Views: 365
Posted By unworthy1

true, and given the "slammed" seatpost and stem,...

true, and given the "slammed" seatpost and stem, I hope those were greased enough to come free without too much pain!
Best of Luck!
09-18-24, 12:11 PM
Replies: 9
Views: 398
Posted By unworthy1

are they all for nutted brakes?

are they all for nutted brakes?
09-18-24, 12:04 PM
Replies: 13
Views: 509
Posted By unworthy1

yes: 10 posts, but if you upload your pix into a...

yes: 10 posts, but if you upload your pix into a gallery on your profile page somebody here (acting quickly enough) can paste them into this thread before you cross the 10-post threshold.
09-18-24, 11:52 AM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

No, for the record he's Italian-Canadian and if...

No, for the record he's Italian-Canadian and if by "just hanging out" that means living full time in greater Montreal since 196X and running a bicycle business there since 1974, then: yes.

By his...
09-17-24, 09:34 PM
09-17-24, 12:51 PM
Replies: 25
Views: 1,742
Posted By unworthy1

well we know it's not a Pinarello! Looks like a...

well we know it's not a Pinarello!
Looks like a Panasonic Professional 7000 it is! Or whatever used Tange Champ #2 tubing in '82 ...
09-17-24, 12:46 PM
Replies: 4
Views: 232
Posted By unworthy1

juvela's on the right track (no pun) but what's...

juvela's on the right track (no pun) but what's that fork made of? ALU alloy or steel?
not a familiar looking BB shell or track ends (they look a shape more consistent with much earlier track frames...
09-17-24, 12:31 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

possibly NOT original fork, but if the '88 year...

possibly NOT original fork, but if the '88 year is correct it could be at the start of the "unibrow fork craze" but not if the blades are CF (I can't tell for certain), also has some sort of trick...
09-17-24, 12:19 PM
Replies: 25
Views: 1,742
Posted By unworthy1

this looks like a VERY close match! Now we have a...

this looks like a VERY close match! Now we have a double-mystery! Unless there are hints of original decals on this purple-blue example...surprising that the Tange Champ no. 2 and rainbow stripes...
09-17-24, 12:07 PM
Replies: 13
Views: 509
Posted By unworthy1

no matter now, as this has been ID'd as Miki-made...

no matter now, as this has been ID'd as Miki-made in Japan in 1983. The Asian Serial Number thread has a link from the Merida entry to "also see Miki", but I thought Merida was a better match since...
09-16-24, 11:07 AM
Replies: 344
Views: 57,681
Posted By unworthy1

probably lather first with saddle soap which...

probably lather first with saddle soap which should take off most of the "verdigris", and won't hurt the leather either. Then maybe use Q-tips to apply something that will do more work on the...
09-15-24, 11:13 PM
Replies: 344
Views: 57,681
Posted By unworthy1

^and an Ideale saddle with alloy frame?

^and an Ideale saddle with alloy frame?
09-15-24, 11:08 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

Nice Bertoni, but at $450 I think seller is...

Nice Bertoni, but at $450 I think seller is asking too much. The fork has "Matrix" blades, which was the predecessor to Columbus Cromor, and assuming the frame was built with the same Matrix tubing...
09-15-24, 08:29 PM
Replies: 10
Views: 531
Posted By unworthy1

I have one but it's the "short cage" version, not...

I have one but it's the "short cage" version, not a GT.
Complete and in excellent condition, LMK by PM if this RD interests you
09-15-24, 12:25 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

fun to read that thread with both juvela and...

fun to read that thread with both juvela and T-Mar hashing out all the minute details: what a team!
I didn't know there were any Holdsworthy-built frames from early '80s that used these Prugnat lugs...
09-15-24, 12:02 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

the pad of sales receipts, yes, but the date...

the pad of sales receipts, yes, but the date filled in is "62" so these prices were for a Frejus sold in 1962
09-14-24, 11:30 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

^wasn't there a "Cortina" from South America? Not...

^wasn't there a "Cortina" from South America? Not sure if this has any connection, condition is so-so to poor, but has potential plus some quality parts (and rust)
09-13-24, 10:16 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

Oh man! Looks like some trick features there...

Oh man! Looks like some trick features there (aero cable routing and shifter "pod"?)...it's way too far from me plus too tall, but for $50? I'd make that trip!
09-13-24, 10:45 AM
Replies: 1,791
Views: 374,503
Posted By unworthy1

Dave, don't look too hard cause I think I got a...

Dave, don't look too hard cause I think I got a black 32-hole hub from another party that could work, so my need may be no-need.
But still TBD if it will build up with the rim and spokes I want to...
09-13-24, 12:53 AM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

good question, this is basically the same tubing...

good question, this is basically the same tubing decal Univega used for the "hybrid" frames with 700C wheels (the "Via" series) they called "Bi-axial Power Oval" and scuttlebutt is this was Tange...
09-12-24, 11:40 AM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

Tommasos fly under the radar, and I can't tell if...

Tommasos fly under the radar, and I can't tell if this is a steel frame or aluminum, or in what country made but clearly modern Tig-welded and (oh well) that fat CF threadless fork. But trick...
09-12-24, 11:25 AM
Replies: 1,791
Views: 374,503
Posted By unworthy1

Qs about those hubs^^^ I need a 32-hole, 135...

Qs about those hubs^^^
I need a 32-hole, 135 OLN rear hub, highly prefer black, that can take an 8-speed Shimano-style cassette (already have one)

OR possibly could use a 9-speed...
09-11-24, 12:11 PM
Replies: 13
Views: 509
Posted By unworthy1

KHS built BY Reynolds, or WITH Reynolds...

KHS built BY Reynolds,
or WITH Reynolds (tubing)?
I'm terrible with deciphering the "Asian Serial Numbers" guide, but from what I think I understand that serial number does NOT correspond to the...
09-11-24, 11:40 AM
Replies: 6
Views: 320
Posted By unworthy1

yes, those pix are a help but so might be...

yes, those pix are a help but so might be confirmation of the dropouts (guessing 'long' Campy 1010A or similar) and what seat post diameter fits.
Agreed that this probably came from the '70s when...
09-10-24, 11:59 PM
Replies: 6
Views: 320
Posted By unworthy1

that top headlug looks quite unusual, but want to...

that top headlug looks quite unusual, but want to see a better close-up in case I'm not reading it correctly. The long fluted stay cap is also distinctive ditto how deep the crimping is on the...
09-10-24, 10:39 AM
Replies: 6
Views: 405
Posted By unworthy1

My eyesight and monitor both leave something to...

My eyesight and monitor both leave something to be desired, but looks like it's cursive/script (which can deceive) and to me
R u s r
or
K u s r

and with the mentioned "curvy underscore" and...
09-10-24, 10:29 AM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

Fanini a fairly well-known ALAN re-brand, and...

Fanini a fairly well-known ALAN re-brand, and this has the more "premium" Super Record frame with fancier lugs, plus some fancy panto'd components...but does that make it worth $900?
You decide!...
09-09-24, 01:53 PM
Replies: 2
Views: 157
Posted By unworthy1

My guess is that GPM cranks have a copy of the...

My guess is that GPM cranks have a copy of the "Campy taper" (and per Sutherlands that makes them close to a JIS size of spindle end: JIS being slightly bigger, ISO slightly smaller)
I think VO...
09-09-24, 01:13 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

If the provenance is correct then it's likely...

If the provenance is correct then it's likely made by Sante and so worth much more than the later frames from Rossin and Basso. But If I was spending that kind of coin I'd check the serial number and...
09-09-24, 01:05 PM
Replies: 2,833
Views: 180,923
Posted By unworthy1

looks to be a couple good 'uns in that pile,...

looks to be a couple good 'uns in that pile, especially for $20!
09-09-24, 12:59 PM
Replies: 6
Views: 420
Posted By unworthy1

my take on it too. The only other CIOCC panto'd...

my take on it too. The only other CIOCC panto'd chainrings I ever saw included the name, but the "club" shape can be done as a "homebrew" with just a drillbit. And even with a drillpress it's hard to...
09-08-24, 10:12 PM
Replies: 178
Views: 31,632
Posted By unworthy1

"Bolley" is now added to the list, thanks...

"Bolley" is now added to the list, thanks Rothchild!
Just to satisfy my suspicions: can you apply a magnet to the fork and see if it is steel (or confirm it's not)? That fork does not look like any...
09-08-24, 09:56 PM
Replies: 15,621
Views: 4,398,296
Posted By unworthy1

conflicting decals: it says both TdF and "SC"...

conflicting decals: it says both TdF and "SC" which could mean a Super Course if those are Campy DOs (the RD seems to be a Nuovo Record)...in any case I think a very nice score!
09-08-24, 11:58 AM
Replies: 178
Views: 31,632
Posted By unworthy1

Thanks for posting the above pix, could we also...

Thanks for posting the above pix, could we also see a shot of the complete bicycle, including that fork (which appears to perhaps be chrome-plated steel, given the fork-end)?
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