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

In denmark BA on a frame means Banani!

Sure looks like the frame above is one! (the W in front means imported Banani) - BA is Banani hand built in Denmark.

From http://fixie-king.dk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=17330&hilit=banani

Hmm, you guys could be onto something here. Looking at some pictures of Banani's and it definitely does look very similar...

Threaded set clamp here is identical

I have contacted the Banani shop in Denmark asking for some help!

Is there anybody out there who knows about a Casati Orion?

More pics:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/80512976@N02/sets/72157632928809603/with/8533236019/

Hmm, you guys could be onto something here. Looking at some pictures of Banani's and it definitely does look very similar...

Threaded set clamp here is identical

I have contacted the Banani shop in Denmark asking for some help!

Nice! Lets get to the bottom of this...

Can anyone help identify this three armed crankset? Or point me in the direction of where to get a chainring for it? Thanks.

Forgot to mention but probably should; the bolt holes are threaded.

probably something like this
http://www.compasscycle.com/cranks_rh_ring_large.html

Hmm, the BCD (if that applicable here) of Rene Herse cranks looks much smaller than the one I've got. A place for me to start looking though, thanks.

Hmm, the BCD (if that applicable here) of Rene Herse cranks looks much smaller than the one I've got. A place for me to start looking though, thanks.

TA also made 3 arm cranks with 116 PCD

i just saw this in one of the other threads, anyone know who built this? or who does something similar?..........so hot right now

It's a Textima Sprint - They'll be a bit hard to come buy - used by GDR Track team back in the '80s

Completely amazing though
Here's another to feast your eyes on

Can anyone identify this bike model and how high it is?
Only info from seller is that it's bioracer

what rims are these? if you could id any other parts id be grateful

broby carbon on suzue promax hubs
sram omniums crankset
spd pedals
chain looks like hkk vertex blue
saddle is a san marco zoncolan I think
thomson seatpost
stem looks like tfg imports,
shallow drops
I will let you guess what the frame make is...

Saddle's a concor lite

thanks guys. appreciate it

If you want the location too, I think it's Hillingdon!

Looks like a late Fausto Coppi to me.

Was it fitted with Campagnolo Mirage?

anything stamped on that rear brake bridge? also what length top-tube?

Worth checking the diameter of the BB shell to see if it's BSA or Ital.
I sold a Maschiaghi (sp?) -built coppi last year with similar geometry - that took an italian bottom bracket - mine was steel but the geometry and brake bridge were similar to this.

Can anyone help me identify my hand-me-down frame? It's 52cm tall with 1" steerer hole, 26.6mm goes in the seat post.

It was my dads ride when he was young, but it had no stickers or anything so I don't know much about it. And i'm halfway through repainting it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/richvarney/8549163827/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/richvarney/8549163287/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/richvarney/8550259776/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/richvarney/8550261158/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/richvarney/8549162607/in/photostream

Bought this frame second hand about 2 years ago now. Purchased it off eBay and the guy seemed to think it was an old Claud Butler with Reynolds 531.

Come to a point now where i'd really like to know what model it is so i can consider adding some decals to it however there is no frame number to be seen anywhere, this might have been because the frame was powder coated and has filled in the digits below the bottom bracket, but i cant see any evidence of anything being there before?

I now understand these are BCM lugs, but still unsure on make and model. Any help much appreciated.

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Can anyone help identify this three armed crankset? Or point me in the direction of where to get a chainring for it? Thanks.

Forgot to mention but probably should; the bolt holes are threaded.

Almost certainly 116mm BCD- used on lots of British and 'Continental' chainsets post war eg steel Stronglight, Gnutti, Magistroni - old chainrings can be found on eBay etc almost always in chromed steel. Many cranksets of the 30s-late50s used this BCD and they continued to be used on budget 'racers' for a while after (up till 70s?)
Not all steel cottered chainsets are the same. Some were light, beautiful and well made and in good condition can go for proper money (a Chater Lea in perfect condition will sell for >£200)
Yours is not one of those.
Poor machining, little/no lightening or milling, solid axle.
I wouldn't bother keeping it.
If you must though, Hilary would have some.
http://hilarystone.com/CCcranksets.html

Almost certainly 116mm BCD- used on lots of British and 'Continental' chainsets post war eg steel Stronglight, Gnutti, Magistroni - old chainrings can be found on eBay etc almost always in chromed steel. Many cranksets of the 30s-late50s used this BCD and they continued to be used on budget 'racers' for a while after (up till 70s?)
Not all steel cottered chainsets are the same. Some were light, beautiful and well made and in good condition can go for proper money (a Chater Lea in perfect condition will sell for >£200)
Yours is not one of those.
Poor machining, little/no lightening or milling, solid axle.
I wouldn't bother keeping it.
If you must though, Hilary would have some.
http://hilarystone.com/CCcranksets.html

Cheers, I really appreciate the info, and ID. I can afford some of the rings in that link (!), so when I take apart the crankset and give it a clean, I'll work out if it's worth keeping.
Thanks man.