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Old 02-13-11 | 06:42 AM
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Picchio Special
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Originally Posted by unworthy1
I still don't see any signature details, but the square-socket BB shell and domed stay ends are indicative of a frame that was more run-of-the-mill than a first-drawer custom...
+1

Also, the way the brake bridge is reinforced does not scream "British" to me - though it certainly doesn't rule out British, either.

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