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Old 10-07-12 | 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ftwelder
PRBS is located in the middle of a hot-bed of 80's frame builders. I am sure it was made by a small-timer in the states. The notch in the drop is not good sign. It's really crooked.

The angle of the dropouts is a few degrees too counter-clockwise as on the Medici. Chombi may be correct. I do not find the reversed bridge an attractive feature. I have seen a few US made bikes with this anomoly.

The height of the DT water bottle is very low also.
I'll have to check the angle of the dropouts, which is done how? and post it. I am a tad worried about the drops too but I am hoping if this turns out to be a nice frame a good frame builder can spruce them up for me. I suspect they were the result of some fixiefying.

Originally Posted by oddjob2
Marshall Livingston I presume, per this site:

http://www.stevepottsbicycles.com

marshall@pointreyesbikes.com
Thanks. I already emailed Mr Potts, he quickly said Tim Teasdale, but I can't find anything on him. most any search for Teasdale comes up with Teesdale.


A small update... I just popped out the HS in hopes of dropping this at a media blaster tomorrow and found blue paint in the HT that seems to match the fork so perhaps that means the fork is atleast original. Now wether the frame is Tange too is another story.
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