Help identifying this classic road frame by its sticker
04-11-14, 09:40 AM
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Help identifying this classic road frame by its sticker
It's got to be a French brand, but which one ...
Thanks!
04-11-14, 10:44 AM
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More pics!
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Welcome, Gaur! Yes, more pics would certainly help. The whole bike, preferably from the drive side, and pictures of the seat cluster, fork crown and rear dropouts. And a serial number might also be useful.
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It should not be too hard to identify, it has the rare left hand drive train.
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It's not Italian...Deep dish and all? 
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Thanks for your answers. It could be a Jeunet, bust just in case I've posted more pics.
I'm asking just out of curiosity, I'm not looking to rebuild it or whatever (it's all fashioned up now, with new wheels, cut off drop handlebar and new seat, not my bike neither, it's my girlfriend's). Just wanted to know which brand it could be.
I'm asking just out of curiosity, I'm not looking to rebuild it or whatever (it's all fashioned up now, with new wheels, cut off drop handlebar and new seat, not my bike neither, it's my girlfriend's). Just wanted to know which brand it could be.
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