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08-19-12, 09:15 AM
There are always so many different requests with identifying various C&V bicycles, that I'm wondering if a comprehensive database exists somewhere. Something geared toward the frames themselves, not so much the components. Something with thumbnails showing good close ups of the lugs, bb, dropouts, etc.
I know I have searched the web and will usually find a little of this or a little of that, often with some photo that you can't even make out the details on. Understand that I am what some might call "computer challenged", or I might set about to do it myself.
It seems to me we have the makings well established, with various threads on head badges, drain holes, and numerous help-me-ID this bike threads scattered about.
Have I not found the right web site yet in my various searches ? Does this already exist out there in cyberland ?
I see that even within this forum, the membership has a vast collection of various models, and a wealth of knowledge to go with them.
Any thoughts on this ?
Cheers,
Joe
I know I have searched the web and will usually find a little of this or a little of that, often with some photo that you can't even make out the details on. Understand that I am what some might call "computer challenged", or I might set about to do it myself.
It seems to me we have the makings well established, with various threads on head badges, drain holes, and numerous help-me-ID this bike threads scattered about.
Have I not found the right web site yet in my various searches ? Does this already exist out there in cyberland ?
I see that even within this forum, the membership has a vast collection of various models, and a wealth of knowledge to go with them.
Any thoughts on this ?
Cheers,
Joe