Please help build data base for lugged R d/o frames

Posted on Sat 15th, August 2009

• #1

tarboy

I have recently come across this frame that I am going to restore but have no clue as to what it could be. Its a super light steel frame. I "rescued" it from a chap with no respect for his bike, as you will see from the pic.
There are some very characteristic features, one of them the lugged rear drops outs (as opposed to the more commeon 'spliced' d/o) and the position of the stays on the seat post lug.
WHICH BIKES WERE MADE WITH LUGGED REAR DROP OUTS?
Please help in creating a list that I could follow up. IF YOU PICS OF SUCH BIKES IT WOULD BE GREAT!
• #2

RckStdy

PICS WOULD BE GREAT!

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• #3

tarboy
• #4

tarboy

pics added dont be shocked ...in damn disgracefull condition...but what a canvas
• #5

tarboy
• #6

tarboy

Seems like no one has ever seen another bike with lugged rear drop outs
• #7

machineisbored

Seems like no-one cares.
• #8

QuickVit

Seems like no-one cares.

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