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

Does somebody know these handlebars? The second one is from a benotto tt here on the forums. Description says: Belleri Crono TT, but I can't find anything about it.

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Barelli made stems and bars.....is it a misspelling ?

Schlonzo, the 2nd pic looks like Cinelli Tempo's, but it has that written where you have no tape?

Any ideas what these rims might be? Not worried if it remains a mystery, but hey, it's nice to try and find out. They're clinchers, polished deep-ish section, threaded with Hoshi double butted spokes (I think - have 'H' stamped on the ends) to Athena hubs.

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Maybe Rigida DP18. Rigida also did some older aero-section rims which weren't as deep as the DP18. I think they were prefixed with an H, but I can't quite remember.

Could be de-stickered Campy Atlanta 96 rims, I have a pair laced to the same Athena hubs.

Ah, thanks both. There’s no other markings I can find so appreciate the suggestions.

So if it's Rigida's, would be good for commuting? Reading up, DP18's reported as strong and reliable. Narrow, so might not be able to squeeze / keep a 28 Marathon tyre on...?

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It'll hold 28 and it really depends on the tyre and how much psi you run.

A friend of mine just crossed Canada on DP18s on 28 marathons coincidentally.

DP18s on 28 marathons

is exactly it. Been running these tyres at c.70psi for the last month, seems ok. They're on quite narrow (dodgy af) road rims already, so will do the swap this weekend I think.
Will not be crossing continents, however :-)
cheers @coventry_eagle

My friend's dad used to use this frame for some kind of winter triathlon in the pyrenees. It has Nuovo Record drivetrain + brakes, Zeus headset and seat tube but I cannot identify the frame. I recognise the pantograph on the forks but cannot place it (also might not be original). Also included are pictures of the lugwork. The BB shell is currently too dirty to see any numbers etc but I should have some time to clean it soon. Any ideas?

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Hi,

Need your help = )
Which Brand fork it is?
1'' threaded steerer and Campagnolo fork ends

More campag-based confusion here...
Mirage hub, seems like a 10 speed as I can slot a cassette over it (splines fit with the odd short/slotted notch), but then a. it looks slightly too narrow to accommodate all the cogs (they stack right up over the top edge of the hub body) but, more importantly, b. the lock-ring is too big for the hub. What? Why? Are there different sizes of lock nut?

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Search "Branford Bike hubs" (I think) for freehub info.

And yes, there are different lockrings.

Ah, appreciate, as always. Will look that up later. Guess this means having to buy another cassette :-(

The fork is a Zeus Super Cronos 2000 fork. The bike could be a Zeus but it could also be from belgium or france depending on the brand and other details.

Ok, so I definitely need an 8-speed cassette - it matches the Branford hub image.

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Looks like a 9,10 and 11 hub? 8 speed I thought had shallower spines

I can’t find the chart.. is that the 8 speed ti freehub?

Could be, just can't get the 10spd block I have to fit
Urgh
:-(

Was looking here - https://branfordbike.com/new-page-1

It's not entirely clear from your photos, but it does look like an 8 speed Titanium freehub.

Clean up the end and post a photo as per the Branford page (ie directly end on).

Curious that it's a black hub: not common for Campag, but then neither is 8 speed Ti...

Black is indeed interesting.
I wondered if it might just be a cheap ting like mirage...

@Scilly.Suffolk - will give it a good clean! I think it is a silvery finish.
@Rik_Van_Looy - definitely is a Mirage hub if that helps.
How easy to get a cassette for this, as the seller (bought from here) sold it to me as 10spd compatible.