Looked at a Lyonsport Rogue frame today. Perhaps 90's, early 2000's? Cyclocross or touring frame? Filet brazed, mono stay rear stays, 700c, fits 38c, cantilevers, 1" steerer, steel fork with Ritchey crown, fender eyelets. Anyone know? Were these semi-production frames?

Jeff was a fan of the "monostay rear" but I know nothing about this particular "Rogue" model, however if the headbadge decal matches (which I bet it will) perhaps you can contact him at the web address or phone for more details:
https://classicrendezvous.com/countr...usa/jeff-lyon/

541-476-7092
https://www.lyonsport.com

Was this the one on ebay recently? Any pictures? I ow 2 Jeff Lyon built bikes and really like them.

Pretty bike! Not a cyclocross racing frame with bottle bosses and fender eyelets.
Brent

With a name like "Rogue," I'd bet 'cross bike. Even with the braze-ons. American 'cross frames have had them since well before this frame was likely built. For quite a few years, they were as close as you could get to a production all-rounder type road bike.

--Shannon


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of course it could just refer to the Rogue River...

...where he lives and works...

Whoops. Didn't know that. Disregard.

--Shannon

No worries! It's not widely known and your guess was a reasonable one.