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

^ Very interesting - both look homemade to me...
The bottom one looks to be inspired by Eastern Block Pursuit Bikes....
e.g. Takhion & Favorit

are they not 7600 small flange?

Based on that catalog pic I think they are.
I havent ever see or heard that HB-7600 was made also in low flange.

I may be able to help... I got introduced to Graham this morning! As well as building his own frames he worked for Thorn tandems for many years. Not that this is a huge amount of help, but I wouldn't mind betting he'd be able to tell you all you needed to know about a particular frame... I am of course well aware that your original post is from some time ago, so this may be of no use whatsoever! :)

what cranks are these, please?
it looks like the arms aren't fluted.

^ Not entirely sure... first thought was Gipiemme Pista

You know you campag pista better than I do, so I'm guessing they're not super-record unfluted.....?

the unfluted campag cranks that i've seen have all got fluted spiders, but maybe there's something i'm missing?
i also can't find a picture of any gipiemme pistas without fluted arms.

there is a kind of line running down the middle that might be a gipiemme logo though... maybe the flutes are just hard to see.

any other ideas?

The reason I went for Gipiemme was the vertical feature which is a bit like a gipiemme logo.
a similar feature crops up on Ofmega super competizione....

I don't know if there was a super competizione pista, but it may just be a 1/8" ring on the strada crank...

I'm pretty sure it's italian - not least as it's on a Bianchi.
Other possibilities include Galli and (although not italian) Zeus.

Solved
When I googled "ofmega super competizione" to see if such things existed, that exact biek came up....
http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/1985-bianchi-pista-3764
and in the spec it say

Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Ofmega Super Competizione / Ofmega

Can anyone identify these forks?

They look like old kinesis aero wedge forks - i had some without stickers that looked just like those.

http://bikerecyclery.com/kinesis-wedge-carbon-road-fork-1-1-8-700c-new-take-off.html

^^Nice one Rik, cheers!

Ah awesome! Love the shape.

Does anyone know what model of Pinarello this is?

I have emailed Pinarello saying this:
The tubing is Columbus Aelle, the frame is stamped Pinarello 58 1M958 on the bottom bracket shell.
They replied this:
We can confirm that your frame is an original Pinarello produce almost from 1976/77 to 1985 but the material mounted on the bike is not produced in the same period.

However, there is faint leftovers of a sticker on the downtube that say 1988 Olympic & Tour de France Champion. Therefore it must be 1988 1989 1990 ish. The bike has not been repainted.

My money is on a Pinarello Veneto 1988 but I would like confirmation

Thanks

Vince

thanks Rik. This kind of fork/handlebar is quite unusual. I'll tell if i get more infos

Hi guys
I picked up this frame today but it has no markings or serial numbers on it, any clues who made it? Its very light

Australian, I'd hazard a guess.....

Sorry, not helping much.

Anybody have any ideas what this is? Couldn't find any serial numbers.

^That top tube paint job shouts concorde to me, although I'm no expert

^That top tube paint job shouts concorde to me, although I'm no expert

Could be! There is a list of it's features in my thread.

Anyone have any ideas about this? It has Raleigh decals but I'm dubious. Couldn't find any serial numbers :S

Also it has a square plate on the seat stays instead of the normal brace

It does look like a Raleigh.... Possibly one of the lower end tourers, as it has the bracket for racks etc, plus mudguard eyes...nova? I'm guessing though

Anyone?

Does anyone know what model of Pinarello this is?

I have emailed Pinarello saying this:
The tubing is Columbus Aelle, the frame is stamped Pinarello 58 1M958 on the bottom bracket shell.
They replied this:
We can confirm that your frame is an original Pinarello produce almost from 1976/77 to 1985 but the material mounted on the bike is not produced in the same period.

However, there is faint leftovers of a sticker on the downtube that say 1988 Olympic & Tour de France Champion. Therefore it must be 1988 1989 1990 ish. The bike has not been repainted.

My money is on a Pinarello Veneto 1988 but I would like confirmation

Thanks

Vince

Don't know a huge amount about steel pinarello's but I think the Treviso was also made from Aelle.... May be worth considering.
Probably worth searching Flickr too, see if you can find a paint-job match, most are blue-white-blue fades rather than the white-blue-white!

Hi guys
I picked up this frame today but it has no markings or serial numbers on it, any clues who made it? Its very light

It's fillet brazed and quite old if that's a grease nipple on the BB shell. I'd guess therefore it's a Claud Butler. What to the dropouts look like?

i have picked up a Dave Russell TT frame. it has mech hanger and track drop-outs. its a really beautiful frame. i feel its nicer than 531, but have no way of knowing...... how can i find out this information? who should i contact?