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MattBone 08-23-15 05:53 PM

Anybody Recognize the format of this Serial Number
 
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I have been searching and I am finding nothing!?!?


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cb400bill 08-23-15 06:33 PM

What does the rest of the bike look like?

What components are on the bike?

MattBone 09-21-15 09:22 PM

all new stuff. It was converted to a SS before i got it and it looks like it was painted over as well. Bummer

FastJake 09-22-15 09:35 AM

If you post detailed pictures of the bike and frame highlights we may be able to help identify it. If you figure out the bottom bracket threading you can then guess which country it came from (English, French, Italian, etc.)

cbutler 09-27-15 11:50 AM


Originally Posted by FastJake (Post 18184723)
If you post detailed pictures of the bike and frame highlights we may be able to help identify it. If you figure out the bottom bracket threading you can then guess which country it came from (English, French, Italian, etc.)

+1

You can be sure it's a very large maker, since 1) There are many numbers & letters in the code. 2) The serial is stamped neatly and at uniform depth. 3) The serial number looks like it was stamped in it's entirety by machine.

Hummer 10-01-15 09:59 AM


Originally Posted by MattBone (Post 18102719)
I have been searching and I am finding nothing!?!?

Yamaguchi Sports Frames, Sakai Japan.

The letter "Y" is for Yamaguchi, the number "3" is for the manufacture year 1983, and "G" fot the month of July.

The "C" is probably a mis-stamped "0" which seemed to happen not too infrequently.

I have seen Yamaguchi frames from the early 1970s and into the 1980s.

Yamaguchi made frames for several brand names including Norco, BRC, and several smaller Canadian brand names. Of the USA brands I have seen Sekai and Silver Eagle.

Are you in the USA or Canada?

MattBone 11-09-15 05:13 PM

DUDE!!!

I am un the US. This is amazing!!!


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