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Old 04-01-08, 07:22 AM
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of the vintage bike indentification system:















Bike is as I bought it, I will clean and adjust in the next few days.
I know the make of the bike, not sure of the model yet.
Just wanted to see how good you guys are! Will provide hints as necessary...
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nope...it is an american build though. 1980.
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yes, it appears to be a vintage bike. BF will now return to our regular broadcast.
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Phobias are for irrational fears. Fear of junk ripping badgers is perfectly rational. Those things are nasty.
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I am gonna guess Serotta.

BTW, you need a rear tire.
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How about a hint then?
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Trek!!!!!!
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is that a "rattle can" or "professional" pain job?
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Trek!!!!!!
Didn't Treks of 1980's vintage have "TREK" cast into the seat stay lugs?
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No way that is rattle can. It's not a sachs because it would have RS in the fork crown, it could be a high end trek model, it's very very clean... very impressive... Eisentraut? I know nothing about him. I am sure the seat stay caps should give it away to someone who knows their american builders.
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Centurion - Cinelli? Probably not with that seat cluster and attachment points for the rear rack though.

It's very nice, whatever it is.
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Didn't Treks of 1980's vintage have "TREK" cast into the seat stay lugs?
Later ones, yes. Early examples had "TREK" marked on the seat stay caps only.

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Eisentraut 'A' Frame
Hayden long point lugs, impeccable finish,
Cinelli semi sloping top tube.
I'll stick with that.
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Originally Posted by MalcolmsFrejus
McLean/Silk Hope?
we have a winner! serial # M30080 = Aug. 30th, 1980.
It's either the "perfect pleasure" model, or touring.
https://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA...clean_main.htm
Original owner had it repainted, some flaws evident, but overall pretty nice.
Bought it for $600 - deal? or "fair"?
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Originally Posted by lotek
Eisentraut 'A' Frame
Hayden long point lugs, impeccable finish,
Cinelli semi sloping top tube.
I'll stick with that.
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But without that signature Eisentraut seatstay arrangement?
I'll go with Glenn Erickson.
Wait! I take that back!
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Originally Posted by norskagent
we have a winner! serial # M30080 = Aug. 30th, 1980.
It's either the "perfect pleasure" model, or touring.
https://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA...clean_main.htm
Original owner had it repainted, some flaws evident, but overall pretty nice.
Bought it for $600 - deal? or "fair"?
With the super record in that good of condition I would say fair to deal (leaning more to deal based on how gorgeous the craftsmanship on the frame is).
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Golly, I've never won anything before.
I'd say deal for sure.
Very nice bike.
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Originally Posted by norskagent
we have a winner! serial # M30080 = Aug. 30th, 1980.
It's either the "perfect pleasure" model, or touring.
https://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA...clean_main.htm
Original owner had it repainted, some flaws evident, but overall pretty nice.
Bought it for $600 - deal? or "fair"?
Deal.
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Originally Posted by MalcolmsFrejus
McLean/Silk Hope?
And you, sir, are a steely-eyed missile man!
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here's a pic of the front decal, there is another like it on the seat tube also. I'm taking it to Dale Brown on sat., to get some "Mclean" decals for the down tube. I searched for mclean/silk hope on this forum, no hits... (until now!)
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Originally Posted by Picchio Special
But without that signature Eisentraut seatstay arrangement?
Doh! (I was thinking of the seatstay arrangement on my wifes Limited. . . )
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