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Old 10-09-08, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by redcaymatt
actually, the fast back seatstay is a detail of every Wilier from the early period before the factory closing in 53. My Bike, a 52' has the inscribed stem and crankset but the rings are stronglight. The pedals are Italian but I cant make out the maker's mark.Ny bike also has first gen. Gran Sport hubs marked 52'.
Matt,

Please reread what I wrote, I was not speaking of the upper end of the seatstays, but rather about the bottom end of the seatstays, where they are brazed to the dropouts. The tubes have a rounded/crimped appearance that was not commonly found on Italian Wilier bikes that I have seen. This would indicate another supplier of tubing was being used, hence my suggestion that it is either a local Argentine product or not a Wilier.
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