Vulcan cycle works bike?
11-28-17, 07:27 PM
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Vulcan cycle works bike?
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I put this bike in the Classics forum, prob by mistake.
Is this bike a one off, custom build?
Pictures in the “Classics” forum.
I did get some very good info.
But, I need more!
I hope that the decals are a decoy!
Any opinion of value?
Prob won’t sell.
I put this bike in the Classics forum, prob by mistake.
Is this bike a one off, custom build?
Pictures in the “Classics” forum.
I did get some very good info.
But, I need more!
I hope that the decals are a decoy!
Any opinion of value?
Prob won’t sell.
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12-08-17, 01:17 PM
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East Asian build. Mid to high level. Probably a lot better than it looks, so market value too low. If you like it and it fits, keep it.
12-09-17, 08:13 PM
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Thanks non-fixie,
Somebody mentioned a slight resemblance to a Raleigh.
Gotta delve into the interne!
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Thanks non-fixie,
Somebody mentioned a slight resemblance to a Raleigh.
Gotta delve into the interne!
12-09-17, 11:20 PM
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I’m wondering if maybe the the bb cable guides and the upper cable guides were added later...
12-12-17, 05:55 PM
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6A724A4A-4A40-4447-B223-42A98ACCC4CA.jpegI would think that the elements inside the front forks would cause an “ah ha” from someone.
12-13-17, 01:19 AM
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We'll, those circular cutouts in the lug bottoms I've seen before. I think it was on a Miyata as well, but I can't find the pics again. 
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I’ve got time to figure it ou non-fixie.
I’ll be checking out the Miyata lead.
I’ll be checking out the Miyata lead.
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I was in the attic bike vault and found this again...maybe some new eyes...are those fork elements...Cinelli...?
10-02-18, 12:55 AM
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Yes, Cinelli, as are the lugs with round cutouts.
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Probably just the parts. Many builders used them. But then I wouldn't know a Cinelli built frame if I saw one (unless it said "Cinelli" on it). 
edit: and the bottom bracket shell is by Raccord Gargette Freres per the RGF stamp inside oval.
edit: and the bottom bracket shell is by Raccord Gargette Freres per the RGF stamp inside oval.
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