Old MIYATA frame. Help identifiying year...
08-27-09, 04:39 AM
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Old MIYATA frame. Help identifiying year...
Hi all!
This is my first post.
I have an old MIYATA frame with fork that I want to convert to single speed.
The code on the bottom is: D602974. Wich year is it?
Is it a race frame or a standard road frame? To wich range does it belong to (low/medium/high) ?
Thanks in advance!
Bye
This is my first post.
I have an old MIYATA frame with fork that I want to convert to single speed.
The code on the bottom is: D602974. Wich year is it?
Is it a race frame or a standard road frame? To wich range does it belong to (low/medium/high) ?
Thanks in advance!
Bye
08-27-09, 05:15 AM
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1975 Miyata MX-M. Entry level, hi-tensile steel frame, intended for recreational touring. 2nd from the bottom of the line.
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Thanks alot T-Mar.. the guru!
I will convert it to fixed in a 'cheap' way, considering that the frame is an entry level and I guess it doen't worth to invest a lot on it.
I will convert it to fixed in a 'cheap' way, considering that the frame is an entry level and I guess it doen't worth to invest a lot on it.
