Kirsch frame
08-30-18 | 06:42 PM
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From: Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
Bikes: ‘84 Alan sprint, Rocky Mountain Altitude 799, Trek fuel ex 9.9, Gardin/Battaglin’84, Nishiki international ‘83, ‘86 panasonic dx5000, 93 mongoose amplifier
Kirsch frame
anyone know anything about this manufacturer?
I have the opportunity to buy one, and a forum search and a google search turns up virtually nothing other than they were german.
thanks,
Brian
I have the opportunity to buy one, and a forum search and a google search turns up virtually nothing other than they were german.
thanks,
Brian
08-31-18 | 02:11 AM
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This is the only info I have on Kirsch:
Erich Kirsch GmbH & Co. KG was located in Müllheim, south of Freiburg, from 1933 to 1998. They were a wholesaler of bicycles, kits, parts and accessories, as well as automotive parts. Their upper tier/special line of racing frames was called "Cerasso".
The company filed for bankruptcy towards the end of 1998.
Erich Kirsch GmbH & Co. KG was located in Müllheim, south of Freiburg, from 1933 to 1998. They were a wholesaler of bicycles, kits, parts and accessories, as well as automotive parts. Their upper tier/special line of racing frames was called "Cerasso".
The company filed for bankruptcy towards the end of 1998.
