Dropout list - what's missing?
12-28-12 | 10:53 AM
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Dropout list - what's missing?
The project only a few of you know about continues, but here is my list of cast and forged dropouts, and some distinguished stamped dropouts, so far. Anyone see anything I'm missing? I don't consider brand pantos
1 Campagnolo 1010B
2 Campagnolo 1010A
3 Campagnolo Paris-Roubaix
4 Simplex (low stamp)
5 Simplex (high stamp)
6 Simplex Tour de France
7 Simplex Curved
8 Columbus (vertical)
9 Columbus (horizontal)
10 Roto Italy
11 Gipiemme Patent
12 Gipiemme
13 Tange TR
14 Suntour Pro
15 Suntour EF120
16 Suntour GS
17 Suntour Superbe
18 Suntour “Alpha”
19 Suntour GT-III
20 Suntour GT-IV
21 Trek “Tim Isaac”
22 Milremo
23 Vittoria
24 Agati
25 Huret Honeycomb
26 Huret
27 Huret Squared
28 Shimano Horizontal
29 Shimano SF 22
30 Ritchey
31 Super Vitus
32 Zeus 2000
33 Zeus Gran Sport
34 Zeus Competicion
35 Altenburger Special Race
36 AMF Gloria (1940)
37 AMF Gloria Garibaldina (1935)
38 Allegro Waltmeister (Swiss) c.1937
39 Imholz
40 Benelux Regd Design (Cyclo Gear UK c.1955)
41 Osgear Super Champion 25a
42 Osgear Super Champion 25b c. 1935
43 Nivex
44 Brev MB
45 Tave Nose
46 Cyclo
47 Ultech
1 Campagnolo 1010B
2 Campagnolo 1010A
3 Campagnolo Paris-Roubaix
4 Simplex (low stamp)
5 Simplex (high stamp)
6 Simplex Tour de France
7 Simplex Curved
8 Columbus (vertical)
9 Columbus (horizontal)
10 Roto Italy
11 Gipiemme Patent
12 Gipiemme
13 Tange TR
14 Suntour Pro
15 Suntour EF120
16 Suntour GS
17 Suntour Superbe
18 Suntour “Alpha”
19 Suntour GT-III
20 Suntour GT-IV
21 Trek “Tim Isaac”
22 Milremo
23 Vittoria
24 Agati
25 Huret Honeycomb
26 Huret
27 Huret Squared
28 Shimano Horizontal
29 Shimano SF 22
30 Ritchey
31 Super Vitus
32 Zeus 2000
33 Zeus Gran Sport
34 Zeus Competicion
35 Altenburger Special Race
36 AMF Gloria (1940)
37 AMF Gloria Garibaldina (1935)
38 Allegro Waltmeister (Swiss) c.1937
39 Imholz
40 Benelux Regd Design (Cyclo Gear UK c.1955)
41 Osgear Super Champion 25a
42 Osgear Super Champion 25b c. 1935
43 Nivex
44 Brev MB
45 Tave Nose
46 Cyclo
47 Ultech
12-28-12 | 11:35 AM
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Campagnolo 1010/1 & vertical stamped dropouts come to mind.
Here are a pair of Ernie Clements dropouts for your consideration. Recently saw a pair without the derailleur hanger on Jack Taylor #1888.
Chater Lea fashioned a similar looking dropout, as well as the traditional shape.
Here are a pair of Ernie Clements dropouts for your consideration. Recently saw a pair without the derailleur hanger on Jack Taylor #1888.
Chater Lea fashioned a similar looking dropout, as well as the traditional shape.
12-28-12 | 12:16 PM
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You're missing Graftek dropouts....
Here's a link to pics at CR. It the lower picture.
https://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA...k_dropouts.htm
The one above it is the earlier version where they used Campy 1010's with special sockets welded (or brazed on?) to accept CF rear stay tubing.....
Chombi
Here's a link to pics at CR. It the lower picture.
https://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA...k_dropouts.htm
The one above it is the earlier version where they used Campy 1010's with special sockets welded (or brazed on?) to accept CF rear stay tubing.....
Chombi
12-28-12 | 12:47 PM
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12-28-12 | 12:53 PM
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Chater Lea
Distinguished, anyway. I'll find a photo.
What is a brand pantograph? I mean, I know what it is, but how do you distinguish between a pantograph and a factory-commissioned or custom design?
Also, I found this on the internet, and have no doubt there is more where that came from:
Distinguished, anyway. I'll find a photo.
What is a brand pantograph? I mean, I know what it is, but how do you distinguish between a pantograph and a factory-commissioned or custom design?
Also, I found this on the internet, and have no doubt there is more where that came from:
12-28-12 | 12:57 PM
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Dropouts on my MX Leader are branded Eddy Merckx, but I don't know if EM made them or just rebranded Columbus or Campy...
12-28-12 | 01:17 PM
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A.D. Stump vertical, cast. Classicrendezvous site has some images in the USA builder section.
Art also made a front dropout, I have a set of those hiding, a three pc affair, a thin plate with aluminum fittings to increase the width at the axle region.
3Rensho Superend investment cast. short horizontal, I have a loose pair somewhere, they are heavy!
Tito cut and milled ends by Keith Andersen.
Art also made a front dropout, I have a set of those hiding, a three pc affair, a thin plate with aluminum fittings to increase the width at the axle region.
3Rensho Superend investment cast. short horizontal, I have a loose pair somewhere, they are heavy!
Tito cut and milled ends by Keith Andersen.
12-28-12 | 02:51 PM
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Chater Lea pre-war ends, with matching hubs.
Rather a lot to see in these images, worth a follow up if you find them interesting.
https://www.classiclightweights.co.uk...on-avt-rb.html
12-28-12 | 03:08 PM
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Basso, but perhaps they are actually Campy or Gipiemme? -
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12-28-12 | 03:24 PM
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Grafteks are going in a different series since they are on a bonded frame
You're missing Graftek dropouts....
Here's a link to pics at CR. It the lower picture.
https://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA...k_dropouts.htm
The one above it is the earlier version where they used Campy 1010's with special sockets welded (or brazed on?) to accept CF rear stay tubing.....
Chombi
Here's a link to pics at CR. It the lower picture.
https://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA...k_dropouts.htm
The one above it is the earlier version where they used Campy 1010's with special sockets welded (or brazed on?) to accept CF rear stay tubing.....
Chombi