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• #5527
Can anyone help with identifying this Frameset? I would assume its a Colnago Tecnos, but it doesn't have the chromed seat stays that all other Tecnos frames I've seen have. Thanks!
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• #5528
Seems reasonable.
Will try and find some in similar condition and knock a stock 20% off.Cheers
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• #5529
Can anyone suggest a provenance of this frame? It is described as French which I have no reason to doubt but 'velo de nice' turns up no results whatsoever. Does anyone recognise the three dot motif on the lugs? Just an indication of what tubing it's made from would be helpful (super vitus?).
Thanks
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• #5530
It's an Alain Michel from around the Montreuil area east of Paris - the lugs with the 3 holes and the M fork crown were his trademark. Tubing, probably Vitus but could be anything. Seat-post diameter would help, 26.6mm == often Super Vitus.
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• #5531
Looks to be an Alain Michel built frame, the three circular cutouts in the lugs is something he was known for (that or a singular circular cutout). It looks to be pretty high end with fastback stays + chromed rear triangle and nicely drawn out lugs. Could well be Super Vitus 980 tubing which is the top tubing from the era when this was likely built. However that Red/Orange sticker on the forks was used for Super Vitus 971 tubing which was slightly earlier than 980 and had a wall thickness of 0.9/0.6mm, so a decent tubeset but nothing special.
A picture of the BB shell would help identify it further (is there 'RGF' stamped on the non drive side?), and maybe there is a frame number either there on the underside of the BB shell or on the fork steerer? Are the dropouts branded?
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• #5532
Damn, beat me to it while I was writing.
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• #5533
Also if it's something you're looking to buy then it kind of looks in the last picture as if the seat post binder bolt has been over tightened or the seatpost is too small, it looks like the two sides are touching.
Could just be the angle of the photo though and i've had a few bikes with that lug and the clearance there is always very tight, less than 1mm.
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• #5534
Thanks for the assistance. It does indeed say super vitus 980 on the forks so I'd assume the rest of the frame is that as well. In any case it's a lovely.
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• #5535
Hi guys :o)
does anyone know this glossy red paint used on this gazelle champ mondial AB frame?
any idea where i could find it?
thanks in advance!
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• #5536
Chip a bit off and get b&q to match it. They said they could even do tartan paint once when I was sent in for a work 'initiation'. All I ended up with was a long stand.
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• #5537
can any help identifying this frame from the logo on the fork crown? seems reasonably well made with spearpoint lugs and Campag. horizontal dropouts
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• #5538
It's a Gitane
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• #5539
thank you Tychom......that fits as it has a French B/B
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• #5540
Please could I request any assistance in identifying the possible frame builder. Ideas..., anyone? Your help is sincerely most appreciated.
Drop outs are Gipiemme, BB shell is Everest Industries. Head tube lugs look like copies of 3Rensho. Tubing is Columbus, and appears to be SL.
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• #5541
Photo showing Columbus badge on tubing.
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• #5542
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• #5543
Everest just manufactured cast bits right? Like braze on hangers, dropouts, bb shells and lugs...
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• #5544
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• #5545
27.0mm
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• #5546
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• #5548
Which brand is this saddle?
Thanks!
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• #5549
Giles Berthoud?
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• #5550
Trying to tap into the collective knowledge. I bought this Harry Hall off ebay on a whim. it's clearly somebodies old TT setup but it's got a weird seat clamp arrangement in the seat stays. Anybody seen anything similar or can hazard a guess on frame date, builder etc? The 753 restored sticker points to it getting a refurb at some point in its life.
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Sorry no: I haven't really been following Campag prices for a while.
Apart from checking to see if any have sold on here recently, then what's sold on eBay minus some forum goodwhile etc is your best bet.