Offered: New unused beautiful viner frame columbus tubing

new unused old stock viner frame and forks 52cm ctc
i have for sale a new and unused italian viner frame finished in a beautiful champagne colour

this frame has been in the loft of a local cycle shop since the 1980's and has never been used. It is missing the viner decals, henry burton decals have been added instead.

the frame dimensions are;-
ctt 21" 54.5cm, **ctc **20 1/2" 52cm, st to ht 21 1/2" 54.5cm, headtube is 120mm 4 3/4", spacing on front forks is 100mm and rear drop outs 126mm
the frame has a chromed front fork crown, lovely campagnolo lugs and lugwork, single bottle cage bosses, double gear lever bosses on downtube and double gear cable guides on the bottom bracket.adjusters on rear lugs
it is made from columbus tubing and very lightweight.
This is a beautifully made quality racing frame that would costs hundreds to have made today, it is unused and ready to be built up.
Please see the pictures i have posted to see the quality of this frame
it has horizontal drop outs so could easily be converted into a fixed or single speed bike
for sale for £195.00 gbp payment by paypal is accepted
postage will be £15 to uk mainland, if you want delivery elsewhere please pm me to establish exact costs.
i can take this frame for collection at muswell hill cycle jumble on saturday 22nd october 2012 (please note this ends at around 1pm when i will leave)

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Gorgeous!! Unfortunately my other half would break my legs if I bought it. Do you have more details about the jumble sale, though?

Could be at the bottom of the hill in a church hall on corner of either Cranleigh Gdns or Etheldene Ave (cant remember). Went there last year, loads of vintage stuff.

Just checked, 9am - 1pm cnr Park Rd & Cranley Gdns. church hall

I can confirm that the location given is accurate,plenty of bargain parts will be there, my advice would be to get there early !

Beautiful frame and good price, but I don't think it's a Viner though.

See this topic, for more info: http://www.lfgss.com/thread54720.html

Looking at the picture posted I am confident it is a Viner, I bought this frame from the trader (still in business) who purchased it himself in the 1980's in Italy along with the other that I currently have listed in For sale section.

A Viner 'star'-lug usually looks like on this pic:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/10703870@N06/4676500253/

As you can read form the other topic, it's very likely that it has different Italian roots (probably Colnago-related, but built anonymously for a Dutch/Belgian third-party connection.)

The 'x' in the lug instead of a star-shape seems the main reason these frames are identified as an Viner. But I don't think it is.

Just my two cents...

thanks for your info, there is a difference of opinion on this one, if I get chance I will speak to the cycle trader who I bought this from, I was hoping to use it for myself but I was optimistic, it is too small for me, it would suit a rider around 5' 9" to 6',

All, please dont forget Muswell Hill Cycle Jumble tomorrow Sat 22nd OCTOBER 2011, plenty of cycle bargains to be had-be early, starts at 9am,

Beautiful frame, my kind of size too. Shame I have too many bikes and not enough money. Someone please buy it and give it a good home!!

Please note this frame is now sold (at cycle jumble).
The next cycle jumble is at Chalfont St Peter on Saturday 12th November 2011, I will have lots of various frames for sale there-all sizes,various makes etc etc, make sure you get along to see the loads of cycle parts and accessories that traders will have for sale at bargain prices !!

Just to clear this discussion that's on numerous topics, read this article! There are two types of Viner frames from the same era. A 'Stella' and a 'Corsa'.

Many thanks for clarifying this point, I was confident that this was a Viner based on the expert knowledge of the person I purchased it from. To confirm this frame has now gone to a very happy purchaser.

probably waaaay to late, but has this gone?

Just to clear this discussion that's on numerous topics, read this article! There are two types of Viner frames from the same era. A 'Stella' and a 'Corsa'.

Wow, just saw this post - I stand corrected. Leads me to conclude that Colnero imported these frames via Viner, not Colnago. Which clarifies the confusion: Colnero did have a part in this story, but Viner made the frames as part of the official line of products.

Nice info!