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Lightrace products produced by Etablissements Gourgaud et Cie of Saint Etienne.

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Seat binder appears it may be a hardware store item. Perhaps a replacement...

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Seat stay tops appear to be crimped rather than done with plugs as earlier suggested.

Styria (Puch/Steyr) did something similar on many of their cycles. Their version comes to somewhat of a point at the top, at least in some cases:








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The term "steerer" refers to what is sometimes called the "fork tube" in english. A shim is present between the steerer and the stem. When you remove the stem you may discover it to be either 22.0mm or .833 rather than the 22.2mm size of the steerer.


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Would expect rear spacing of frame to be 120mm, if unaltered.


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Since dropouts Agrati it is likely fork ends are as well. Agrati frame ends can be either marked and unmarked. Would expect cycle's dropouts to be of the type which are 3D on their outer face and flat on the inner face. Fork ends may be Agrati item Nr. 000.8010. Would expect them to have a single eyelet threaded 5.0mmX .8.

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Wheel rims appear to be NISI brand; perhaps the TORO model. Would guess they are unferruled.


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There appears to be a marking on the cycle's saddle pillar. Be it perchance a Titan?


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