Finding out the make of bike by serial number: BW111286

Posted on Wed 27th, January 2010

• #1

kingcutter

Tried a forum search a Google search and nothing on serial no's trying to find out what make of frame I have, serial no is BW111286 has Campagnolo fork ends and dropouts it's mega light steel so must be 531 or higher very nice sharp lug work but not nervex,hidden cable routing and drilled for modern brakes
• #2

31trum

pics?
• #3

kingcutter

Don't think picss will make a big differance to be fair but i will add it's a raod frame not a track frame with grar lever brazeons i will post a pick when it comes back from powdercoating.
• #4

GazzaMaxx

Figured there was no point in starting a new thread for this...

I'm interested in buying a Merlin RSR (2nd hand) it's serial number is 14304, just wondering if anyone has experience with Merlin frames and could possibly tell me what this means? Chur.

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