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Old 02-08-09, 06:28 PM
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Hungarian folder : o)

Anyone know more about these ?



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Old 02-08-09, 06:43 PM
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Yep I sold a refurbished one just last weekend. Made by Eska. The name Eska can be found engraved/punched under the bottom bracket shell. They are characterised by a bulbous head tube and folding with the chain to the inside.
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Yep I sold a refurbished one just last weekend. Made by Eska. The name Eska can be found engraved/punched under the bottom bracket shell. They are characterised by a bulbous head tube and folding with the chain to the inside.
Please correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the Eska Czech?

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... and ... I thought, they where made by csepel.



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... and ... I thought, they where made by csepel.
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Hmmm? Are you lot trying your best to confuse this poor geriatric Welshman?

Does anyone know if they were made by :-

(a) one

(b) other

(c) both

(d) even more companies/Nationalities
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My Eska was named a Revan, but I'd already seen it looked the same as other bikes named Eska. Then when I stripped the frame to paint it, I found the name Eska engraved under the BB shell. I think it is one of those OEM deals - one place churns them out, other places stick their own brand on them and out they go.
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Found one ... w00t !

: o )

Had a cousin tark, er ... I mean, track one down & an uncle ship it ... Its "in the mail" .

The "older" kind :





Looks like they *should* have a bunch of cool parts in standard : Tool " free " quick release, & spare wheel in car type dealio to operate/adjust/lock the quill stem, dynamo powered front & rear lights , fenders, rack, coaster brake , kick stand, etc ...



Not to be confused with, the "newer" ones that are still being made. 2 versions available, a folding one and a non folding one. Non folding you need tools for. :



Yikes !

:barf:

Prolly not gonna strip the paint, to see who actualy makes it ...

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What about that bent back seatpost?
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Originally Posted by jur
What about that bent back seatpost?



Must be trying to be 'merican ... 3 meals a day from Mickey D's ...


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