HELP!!!
I recently picked up this frame at a local antique fair and have no clue as to the origins. The oxidation is only on the surface and it fits me just perfectly so I would love to know more about the frame before I start building it up. I snapped some photos of the Nervex lug work (thanks for pointing those out Koalatron!) as well as the only stamps I could find that might help identify the frames make or model. There is a small ‘P’ on the bottom of the bottom bracket as well as the numbers ‘0716’ on the inside of one of the rear drop outs (perhaps a serial number for the drop out itself?). It appears to have been green prior to the stripping. Any info would help!!! Thanks tumbls
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diesel22 reblogged this from buckleback
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sssasky reblogged this from gogovegan and added:
It’s not a Campagnolo frame. I agree it looks english. What is the BB threading? If it’s an old French or Italian bike,...
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buckleback reblogged this from rideyourbike
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echanplus reblogged this from akirasek
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qtaroqhoji reblogged this from rideyourbike and added:
凄いね。内部は酸化してないってかいたぁるけど、ほんとか？ なんかもがいたらポキってなりそうな外観やけど。
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akirasek reblogged this from rideyourbike
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pandita510 reblogged this from rideyourbike and added:
no ideaaaa, but I like the oxidation. I think it’ll look sick :D
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westopher reblogged this from jpmilk and added:
Looks similar to my friend’s Bridgestone…very similar.
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jpmilk reblogged this from rideyourbike and added:
Looks like a Raleigh to me, but thats just me guessing
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gogovegan reblogged this from mateoway and added:
crankset and bottom bracket almost definitely not original....ultra light…perhaps Columbus...
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negativenancydrew said:
hmm, the drop outs are definitely campangolo, but I’m not sure about the rest of the frame, dropouts are often ready made. how does the green on there compare to the classic bianchi green? they would have still been building in italy at the time.
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emmaxgudith said:
Campagnolo. it’s an old italian brand, still going today though. (:
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