Curloo Bikes, any info?

Posted on Tue 13th, March 2012

• #1

dpres

Hi all.

I have access to what I think may be a really nice frame. It's made of Easton Ally and is made by a company called Curloo. From google research I can't find anything more then 2 crap pictures from Australian forums..

Anyone got any info?

Cheers
• #2

user94433

I have a Curloo Tri bike and although 18 years old, still a favourite. These bikes were built by Lloyd Wallington in Australia back in the 90’s. I believe his last build was in the year 2000. He used Easton frames and would build your drivetrain and component spec. I have read that he was a difficult guy to deal with but did build a fine bike. I also own a Cervelo Tri bike, a Giant road bike and. Trek mtn bike but still race Tri’s on my old Curloo.

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