I got an interesting bike the other day, mostly because it fit me nicely and is (to me) a bit mysterious. The brand is Enik, model Stelvio. I did a search and found only really brief mentions of Enik in a couple other threads, so I don't believe it was ever distributed in N. America. Looks to be German (maybe West German, based on the era?). Has a full complement of Ofmega components, but I'm not sure what level (and I don't know how the levels rank anyway). The brake calipers are Ofmega Vantage, so maybe the rest of the group is as well. The crank is a Suntour Superbe Pro, which I know is nice, is Ofmega Vantage stuff similar in quality? The only other oddball part is the front hub, a Sovos. No tubing stickers of any kind on the frame, and the serial number on the bottom bracket is only 2 digit, 69. The fork looks like it has clearance for a really large tire, but I'm not sure even a 25mm would fit between the chainstays.

Pictures are here, since I'm aware they are obligatory in any new bike thread.

Can anyone tell me more about Enik bikes and Ofmega components? Does my estimate of early 1980s seem reasonable? I'd love to see a catalog if anyone had it, German language is more than fine.

One bump for the daytime crowd. Seems like Enik is a pretty well unknown brand around here eh?

Bumping this because I've come across an Enik. Not sure of the model but it has a Sachs 10 speed group, Coronado cranks, tubulars, ect. Seller is asking $200. Just wondering if anyone knows anything about them, not even sure what tubing it has.

Vintage Enik German Roadbike

For $200 that bike should be gone in hours, even if it is an unknown mark.