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Old 09-06-13 | 04:34 AM
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Can anybody identify this !!

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can anybody identify this frame has cinelli cast lugs and aero bottom bracket campag ends back and front. Number 113 stamped under the bottom bracket.Has Buzz transfers,wasp on the headstock nice quality metallic grey paintwork.Think its 80,s has renolds 753 tubing stickers on.
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Old 09-06-13 | 05:42 AM
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...and all he hears is crickets. Hopefully Tmar will happen by sometime soon. Quality frame made with Cinelli components, anyway. Looks like a nice bike.
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Old 09-06-13 | 06:01 AM
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What is the BB threading? Seatpost diameter?

Without distinguishing marks, it's difficult to say - no doubt you understand that since you're asking what it is yourself

The problem is there are lots of basic framebuilder tricks here that any number of makers could have used. Without pantos, cutouts or the like, it's a guess at best right now.

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Old 09-06-13 | 06:09 AM
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Hi bottom bracket threads are english 27.2 seat post have no idea of the maker but its a nice thing.!!
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Old 09-06-13 | 06:39 AM
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It's definitely no older than 1984 as it has a patent 84 Cinelli BB shell. 27.2mm is one size under would I would expect to see on a 753 frame of this vintage. Workmanship also leaves something to be desired with poor filing, poor joint of stays to seat lug ears and several pinholes in chainstay end fill. This isn't what I'd expect to see on a 753 frame, let alone anything built by a known framebuilder.
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Old 09-06-13 | 06:50 AM
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Campy Dropouts, Cinelli BB, and Lug set with what looks like 113 or 115? stamped on the BB. Small builder perhaps?
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Old 09-06-13 | 06:59 AM
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Long shot, but didn't Reynolds require builders who used 753 to be "certified". Maybe there's a list...
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Originally Posted by 94chas
Hi bottom bracket threads are english 27.2 seat post have no idea of the maker but its a nice thing.!!
Interesting. Most 753 frames use a 27.4mm post.

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Old 09-06-13 | 10:48 AM
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Hi when you look at it very close its not as sharp & well finished as my friends Mercian which is very hard to fault.but it rides very nice maybe a lesser known frame builder Thanks for the info Regards Chas
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It's definitely no older than 1984 as it has a patent 84 Cinelli BB shell. 27.2mm is one size under would I would expect to see on a 753 frame of this vintage. Workmanship also leaves something to be desired with poor filing, poor joint of stays to seat lug ears and several pinholes in chainstay end fill. This isn't what I'd expect to see on a 753 frame, let alone anything built by a known framebuilder.
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