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

Look like very late 80s 87-89 / early 90s ( 90-92).

I don't know , I only rode clipless once when Campy SGR Clipless came out . 3 months later it was over.

My brain is going out so I will do what I can to remember.

I will ask around. I say email LOOK.

S/F,
CEYA!

I like to know the exact product name / code of these Look pedals.
Can't find a production code / date on the pedals.
Hard to find good LOOK catalogues and the LOOK website doesn't give a lot of info neither.
I doubt that Velobase and Speedplay pedal museum are very accurate / reliable, when it comes to these pedals. At least, not very complete.

I think this must be LOOK PP65:

But who knows what this is? PP76 maybe?
No preload adjustment.

Hi Guys,

I found a guy selling these three frames, does any one know anything about them; when they were made etc? Also, if anyone knows the approximate price of frames like these. The Calnago is offered at 1400 quid, the Olmo 1200 and the Dancelli 1000. Are these reasonable prices for frames like these? These frames and I are currently in Singapore and they seem to be very rare in this part of the world so that may count for a bit of an inflated price.

Any info about these bikes would be greatly appreciated. Cheers,

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good say sirs.

This is my first build, I acquired the frame through my man sam at UEA's own DR BIKE in Norwich (big shout out!) but it had already been sprayed, some time ago presumably. so anyone got any clues as to what this is?

Someone suggested the clue might be in the font of the marks that denote the angles of the joins on the front...

fingers on the buzzers....

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nickwar...to/6348483464/

Thanks,

Nick

pics dont work

worth posting here

http://www.lfgss.com/thread44162.html

Also his flickr is set to private.

Your photostream is unavailable to us. Sort it out.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nickwarnerphoto/

sorry this one works

I had Gran Sport originally but took it off until I made sure.

I do have the hub but mine a scuffed up from yrs of storage.

Ofmega made a similar hub after Campy. I have those NIB since 1990.

The old Hi flange had holes in them 4 of the on the flange.

I say keep them. They last longer than the new stuff.

S/F,
CEYA!

Looks like my rear hub is a Nuovo Tipo.

Front hub is Super Record.

Rear derailleur is Super Record.

Front derailleur is Super Record.

I guess I have some cleaning / eBaying to do...

Obviously a Benotto, but is it a 3000? I am led to believe so.
Apologies for tiny image from an awful angle.

No, 3000 was the top model for many years.
Columbus tubing, all braze ons, mostly Champaign colour and many pantoed items.

This is a low end Benotto.

hi guys

any idea what frame would have a serial number 4031 with BCM (Bocama) lugs?

I have checked here, but no use...
http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/frame-numbering.html

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So any ideas what frame this is guys? I bought it couple of months ago and it has already been resprayed at some point. it has some small writing on the front section detailing the angles of the top tube and cross tube...

thanks a lot! nick

Any clues about my frame? got it a couple fo months ago and haven't been able to ID it...

thanks, nick

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Columbus tubing, all braze ons, mostly Champaign colour and many pantoed items.

This does have Columbus Tubing and a few panto'ed components. Any ideas as to which 'model' it is specifically?

Hey guys, just pressured my girlfriend into buying this for her road bike build, looked like a lovely wheel that fits what she was looking for

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?VISuperSize&item=120809725114

Although had a quick google and haven't found much useful info on the specification, how old it is, materials used etc. If you know any details or a good place to start looking i'd appreciate the comments.

Hi Guys,

Just picked up this frame, anyone heard of the name? It's Frank Shaw.

It seems pretty nice, super light and came with campy and cinelli components. On the wheel it says "Handbuilt by frank Shaw Camberley" but an internet search throws up absolutely nothing.

Can anyone help?

Hi Guys,

Just picked up this frame, anyone heard of the name? It's Frank Shaw.

It seems pretty nice, super light and came with campy and cinelli components. On the wheel it says "Handbuilt by frank Shaw Camberley" but an internet search throws up absolutely nothing.

Can anyone help?

Photos

http://www.flickr.com/photos/70218128@N08/6372560271/in/photostream

http://www.flickr.com/photos/70218128@N08/6372570795/in/photostream

http://www.flickr.com/photos/70218128@N08/6372578229/in/photostream

Fanks!

Photos

http://www.flickr.com/photos/70218128@N08/6372560271/in/photostream

http://www.flickr.com/photos/70218128@N08/6372570795/in/photostream

http://www.flickr.com/photos/70218128@N08/6372578229/in/photostream

Fanks!

No kidding I can't find a thing either, sorry

Hello, I am new here. Sorry, no experience with forums and generally not much experience with bikes - riding my first road bike (a beautiful Tour de l'Avenir Gazelle in Brussels Blauw ; ) since this spring.
Thinking of building a single-speed I've bought a nice frame recently. Did some research trying to identyfy it , but with no success. There are no decals, no pantographing on it, just the serial number on the BB shell 0017015 8. The bottom brackets are Shimano 36x24T, 70=W=115, date codes on the cups are LL, LJ. I can only guess the frame is from 1988 but still no idea about the maker of it. Any suggestions?
Thanks for help.

It has no significant marks to identify its' maker, but the the long lugs in the head tube with the big triangle opening reminds me of a Romani of 1977-1979 period.
Tubing and lugs are columbus SL and rear wheel spacing must be either 126 or 124.
Great stiff frame. It deserves a beautiful rebuilt and not a single speed conversion, but that's my belief.
Cheers.
http://johndoctor.blogspot.com/ scroll down untill you see the romani.

No pictures yet, but I have an old quill stem dating back to the 70's (I believe) which has t t t on the clamp and the word 'special' written underneath. Did 3T ever do a stem called a special? Does anyone have any ideas what it might be?

Could some one help me to identify this brand? The owner said that this frame/fork it is a custom Losa but as far as I know Losa have a different logo. The bike was repainted. Thanks for your further answers...

anyone know what bar is this ?

http://superbbicycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Rossin-Pursuit-Superb-2.jpg

http://superbbicycle.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Rossin-Pursuit-Superb-6.jpg

Thank you

definitely 3ttt

yeah but what 3ttt ... it doesnt look like 3t moscow ...