Name That Frame!
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Name That Frame!
Hello again. I’m curious what make this frame might be. 27.2 seatpost, 2 sets of bottle cage mounts, serial on front/bottom of head tube (U90…), brazed on shifter bosses, average bb shell, fork is a replacement. Any idears?
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asian midliner
late '70's - early '80's
fork a replacement, beneath the quality of the frame
fork tips and dropouts will not match
late '70's - early '80's
fork a replacement, beneath the quality of the frame
fork tips and dropouts will not match
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Panasonic/National?
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I was going to say Panasonic. My Pana has its serial number in the same place.
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top tube cable holders are like Bianchi. Have the same ones on my 89 CDI
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I think we're getting somewhere! Didn't Bianchi also use the round bottle mounts around that time as well? It can't be too high up in the pecking order given the lack of details. Brava? Also maybe produced for another brand (Puch?)
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Check out this Lotus frame on CL:
https://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/bik/5255958378.html
No idea what the seatpost size is, but the other details look close.
https://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/bik/5255958378.html
No idea what the seatpost size is, but the other details look close.
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Check out this Lotus frame on CL:
https://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/bik/5255958378.html
No idea what the seatpost size is, but the other details look close.
https://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/bik/5255958378.html
No idea what the seatpost size is, but the other details look close.
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All input welcome and valued. We'll figure this out yet.
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Yes, the Bianchi I have does use the round bottle braze ons.
Need more to attach a name though.
Need more to attach a name though.
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