Can you help to identify these frames, bikes or parts?

OK, but the bike, anyone?

Holdsworth professional ID

Is this a Holdsworth professional, it looks like a 60's frame with a frame and fork number 7777 that makes it early 50's. The equipment looks like 60's.

Campag headset, Campag Strada chainset, Campag Record front mech, Campag Vincenza (Record) gear levers.

Sakae stem and handlebars, Laprade seat post, Mill Remo pedals, Miche hubs, Prof Bassano saddle, Universal Super 68 brakes.

Small fame 20.5" and 20.5 top tube

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a146/herman51/S1030189.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a146/herman51/S1030207.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a146/herman51/S1030121.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a146/herman51/S1030122.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a146/herman51/S1030124.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a146/herman51/S1030123.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a146/herman51/S1030186.jpg

Hello chaps. Can anyone help me figure out what sort of tubing this frame has? Its a diamant from belgian, I bought it a couple weeks ago off someone off here and absolutely love it. It weighs 2kg with forks. Has a little hanger off the top tube for what I suspect is for attaching your racing number? I'm a bit new to all this so am learning as I go along. The reason I ask is I would like to get a decal of the tubing type for the seat tube.

It has a Cinelli BB Shell like so http://velobase.com/ViewFramePart.aspx?ID=73EA175F-01A2-4256-9005-CE0F741B67E4&AbsPos=83 and Campagnolo drop outs. Also has internal cabling in the top tube for the rear brake. Seat tube is 27.2. I found a picture of a frame that looks identical to it that has a Columbus Max decal on it but cant be sure this is the correct tubing?

I have attached pictures which I shamelessly nicked from the previous owners ad.

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Hello chaps. Can anyone help me figure out what sort of tubing this frame has? Its a diamant from belgian, I bought it a couple weeks ago off someone off here and absolutely love it. It weighs 2kg with forks. Has a little hanger off the top tube for what I suspect is for attaching your racing number? I'm a bit new to all this so am learning as I go along. The reason I ask is I would like to get a decal of the tubing type for the seat tube.

It has a Cinelli BB Shell like so http://velobase.com/ViewFramePart.aspx?ID=73EA175F-01A2-4256-9005-CE0F741B67E4&AbsPos=83 and Campagnolo drop outs. Also has internal cabling in the top tube for the rear brake. Seat tube is 27.2. I found a picture of a frame that looks identical to it that has a Columbus Max decal on it but cant be sure this is the correct tubing?

I have attached pictures which I shamelessly nicked from the previous owners ad.
Its not Max probably SL OR SLX

Its not Max probably SL OR SLX

Nice one, I thought it wouldnt be Max. Cheers

Spotted this on a bike at the Nocturne yesterday - the owner said it was a 70s race fender he'd picked up at a bike jumble, anyone know anyone who's making these or anything similar?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FIXIE-ROAD-BIKE-LIGHTWEIGHT-SHORTIE-MUDGUARD-SILVER-NOS-/260796937967?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item3cb8b576ef

the one in the picture is a weinmann stainless steel shert mudguard, sometimes sold on the bay.

That's exactly what it is, cheers for the ID

looks very nice, doubt wether it will keep one's bum dry

It'd be to finish off a Condor that never sees the wet anyway. Obtuse, I know ;)

Hi

I've got a 1980 Carlton that's been painted over and decalled with Olmo Competition AND Colnago Super decals - wierd because they look like their from the same decal set..?

Anyway, I think it might be a Pro looking at this guy's lugs http://www.flickr.com/photos/74418119@N00/2476060203/in/set-72157604673051032/ - but would appreciate any other ideas.

Also does anyone have a 1980 Carlton Catalogue link?

Here are some specific photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/64004696@N07/5828651827/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/64004696@N07/5830175612/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/64004696@N07/5830172276/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/64004696@N07/5830168758/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/64004696@N07/5830160378/in/photostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/64004696@N07/5829604953/in/photostream/

It also has rear rack eyelets suggesting it might not be a Pro though the guy I bought it from said he was told they were brazed on later - I'm not sure because they look pretty neat. No idea about the tubing either. I was told 653 but extremely doubtful about that.. I'm fairly sure there were no 1980s Carltons made in 653 but PLEASE correct me!

Cheers

I really wish I would have written down all the research I did when looking up Raleigh serial numbers.

http://velospace.org/files/ProTrack1.jpg

I sold that beast when I was dead broke. I still cry about it at night. It was slightly large for me though so I guess it wasn't meant to be mine.

Sorry, I know I'm not any help but I'm a new member and have to get a few posts up.

I WANT a 74/75 Pro Track again sooo bad that would probably WAY overpay for one if I found one.

Hi can anyone tell me which campagnolo hub this is?
The picture is messed up but I'm willing to sell it but don't know what to ask for it..

Thanks in advance

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I have it too, now stripped and ready for fresh paint. Keep the chrome at the ends of course

Nice ride

Looks like a '78 Gents Luxe with alternative/replaced components
You can download and view old Koga Miyata catalogues from www.koga.com

Any idea what fork/s this/these is/are?

http://pilderwasser.com/images/gt_track_bike_for_sale.jpg

ring him :)

Ha, I could actually.

Spotted this on a bike at the Nocturne yesterday - the owner said it was a 70s race fender he'd picked up at a bike jumble, anyone know anyone who's making these or anything similar?

Not exactly the same but the ones I got you but mine are genuine late 70's Weinmann.

Post pics when they are fitted!

Can anyone tell me what frame this is? I think it says meccaniche on the head badge but google turned up nothing. My mate has just bought a frame with the same lugs (in chrome too) and "mecca" is all thats left on the painted head badge.

Anyone have an idea what GT track bike this is?
Most probably a custom jobby but anything would be great. The pics taken from GT's 1998 catalogue.
(Bike in the middle with the bloke)

The sig bottom right looks like 'Mark Allen' but not too much luck with that.

Apparently Mark Allen aka "The Grip" is predominantly a triathlete.

He has his own website. Maybe you could contact him direct?

http://www.markallenonline.com/maodefault.aspx

Cheers Chris, I did consider that. Maybe this pic below may jog his memory.

Just found this image of Marty Nothstein randomly on an other forum.
Looks like a Corima badged as a GT?

Yeah, I've had a bit more of a dig and the only GT track frame I can find from 98 is the GTB-1. Maybe like you say it's a one off or something else rebadged. Am I right in thinking they rebadged Yamaguchi frames earlier in the 90s or had frames made by them?

Doesn't look like a Corima. The headtube cluster isn't right for a Corima