Naked lugs
12-18-14, 06:34 PM
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I do not know too much about English bikes, but you might look at some 70's Condor models like the Italia. This reminds me of something along those lines, sorry cannot pin-point though.
12-18-14, 07:19 PM
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Wow - you guys have come up with some great contributions! Some of those are downright mouthwatering. Interesting are the variations in finish/clean up work when all the clothes are off, huh?
Scooper: I'm assuming that's stainless? Nice
DD
Scooper: I'm assuming that's stainless? Nice
DD
12-18-14, 07:31 PM
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Thanks, Jeff! Yep, it's polished bare 953 stainless.
12-18-14, 07:37 PM
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12-18-14, 08:28 PM
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That's great. I'm not sure I put together that he built your Waterford until now for some reason... I know you're a proponent of his work. Certainly at the top of my 'someday' list. Both yours and the pictured above strike my eye very well, along with the rest of his. Handsome stuff.
12-18-14, 09:45 PM
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12-18-14, 09:52 PM
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Those are from when you commissioned the Marnati, right? Never seen that lugset in the flesh before. Nice
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12-19-14, 11:21 AM
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12-19-14, 02:32 PM
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Need to see some more with extra rust removal
a stuck adjusting screw
and a mount modified to accept an "aero" DA shifter
It all worked out in the end (but I did leave the screw)
a stuck adjusting screw
and a mount modified to accept an "aero" DA shifter
It all worked out in the end (but I did leave the screw)
12-19-14, 07:47 PM
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Frank Paino made pantographed bikes but made mostly custom frames sold without components, this is one of them from the late 70's or very early 80's
Apologies there not very macro shots.
Apologies there not very macro shots.
12-19-14, 09:25 PM
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^ Lugs is lugs as far as I'm concerned - nice set of pics there. I find the pic of the BB shell showing the hole in the bottom particularly striking.
I never realized just how many pins seemed to go into constructing one of the old "screwed and glued" frames.
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I never realized just how many pins seemed to go into constructing one of the old "screwed and glued" frames.
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12-20-14, 05:17 AM
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Yep the gear cables come out through the BB, unlike the road bike. I had to make the cable guides coz they didn't come with the frame.
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Oh boy, got a bunch, and some questions too. On my way to the basement to take pictures
12-20-14, 11:28 AM
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No lugs (duhhhh) and not quite finished with hand sanding to bare metal, couldnt resist this thread.....
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12-20-14, 03:51 PM
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I've never taken any naked pics but it looks like fun.
12-20-14, 04:53 PM
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My unknown French frame, Reynolds 531 metric, but came to me with a Columbus sticker, a Tange fork and a 68mm BB apparently rethreaded to Italian. If anyone has an idea, I'd love to know.
Interesting tab up front, but not in the usual number tab position. Small half-moon front shifter clamp anti-slide under the TT, and I think Nervex s32 lugs. Takes a 26.6 seatpost, so metric 531EL maybe? I had it built as a single speed, added a few gears recently. I like the way this frame rides, I wish I knew what it was.
Interesting tab up front, but not in the usual number tab position. Small half-moon front shifter clamp anti-slide under the TT, and I think Nervex s32 lugs. Takes a 26.6 seatpost, so metric 531EL maybe? I had it built as a single speed, added a few gears recently. I like the way this frame rides, I wish I knew what it was.
Last edited by Ex Pres; 12-20-14 at 04:58 PM.
