What kind of bike is this?
05-16-12, 06:05 AM
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Really? I doubt that given the location this photo was taken. Any givaways from the "R" badge on the fork, or what you can make out from the head tube badge?
05-16-12, 06:26 AM
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it does look repainted. It could be any aluminum frame with a 6700 group on it. the R on the fork could have nothing to do with the brand of frame. Why don't you ask the owner, you got close enough for a pic.
05-16-12, 06:31 AM
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Looks to be a Ti frame, Reynolds fork, and a 6700 grouppo on it.
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The R is for a Reynolds fork.
Thought was a titanium frame but the rear drop outs are too thin, agree looks like and aluminum frame.
Where in DC did you get the bike?
Thought was a titanium frame but the rear drop outs are too thin, agree looks like and aluminum frame.
Where in DC did you get the bike?
05-16-12, 06:39 AM
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I vote for Ti. I can't recognize the head badge but the shift cable stops are in an odd spot. That might help ID the frame.
05-16-12, 02:17 PM
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It's almost like the drilled and tapped holes in the DT bosses for barrels. Kinda clever actually.
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05-16-12, 03:14 PM
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BTW, where is that located? Looks like indoors.
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