Track-ends stamped 7567?

Posted on Mon 29th, August 2011

• #1

Thrust

In the process of buying a frame but need some info on the track-ends.

Anyone know what it stands for?
• #2

Hovis_Brown

Depending on the maker of the bike, that could be the serial number. First two digits possible year, second two digits, number of bike made that year.
• #3

dicki

^ yup
older frames had frame number punched into the drops
allins / viking have this
• #4

Thrust

Oh shit, so that means my Rossin Pista could be from 1975?

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