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Finally back on the road after a bit of hassle getting the post out. Meant to be my winter bike, but my son has started riding it to work
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Been suggested that I post on this forum to see if you can help identiy a frame for me. Advertised as Reynolds 753 and built by Tom Board in the mid 90's. Frame number 0118.
So far it looks like a Columbus frame due to ribbing in forks the weight would suggest KL as the seat tube at the open end is 0.7mm. I also suspect this is late 80's due to the 130mm rear drop out spacing.
The seat stays are a bit odd, they are not round, but triangular in section. While looking on line found an old add of a Bill Nickson frame that looked remarkably similar.
Not all hanging together completely, but based on what Andy Palmer told me I am thinking KL built by Tom Board. Any thoughts?
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Ok will have a look, I understand all Columbus steerers have this and only SLX and one other have in in the main tubes.
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Trying to confirm the identity of this frame. Advertised as Reynolds 753 and built by Tom Board in the mid 90's. Frame number 0118.
So far it looks like a Columbus frame due to ribbing in forks the weight would suggest KL as the seat tube at the open end is 0.7mm. I also suspect this is late 80's due to the 130mm rear drop out spacing.
The seat stays are a bit odd, they are not round, but triangular in section. While looking on line found an old add of a Bill Nickson frame that looked remarkably similar.
Not all hanging together completely, but based on what Andy Palmer told me I am thinking KL built by Tom Board. Any thoughts?
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Trying to ID this frame
Recently returned to cycling, have 1989 Roadace and working on Lo=Pro frame.