Nice job MauriceMoss , I wonder, if that list alone covers most of the rebrands, or it is naÏve to think that now we are cooking and the non-ALAN ALAN universe is way bigger.
Anyhow, today's findings are all from eBAY from today,

Rampon


Different DT and HT Decals: GB / DANNER



This odd one, also has a totally different name on head badge than on tubes, and thanks to rood being red a proper google search to find one more might take ages... so its a an unknown soldier so far (not that I ever heard of the others)





Smells like a racer's branding or a shop named after the racer.


also a racer's branding

Ohh...it's still coming on, Thanks to Lattz .
I have to figure out what to do with the HUGE list from MauriceMoss, but I am going to "sleep on it".
Maybe for an entire winter!
EDIT: I am not sure what to call the "M 2000" frame, I cannot read the decals on the down tube / seat tube

I forgot this one, Kivada. Thought I saw racing frames labeled Kivada too. Dutch.
The saddle has been changed.

that's unusual: don't think I've seen the straight-blade fork ever before and are the wheels 26" (Mtn. bike)? And am assuming those 3-main tubes are CF, correct?

Correct, MTB with three tubes carbon fiber. It's not that unusual, I've had the same frame, bigger, not my size, before.. A painted version was in the 1992 catalogue.



And there was the alu version without the straight fork.

And here's another Carrera, the original fork is comin' soon.
I've seen these, in the same colours, about six times comin' around on the internet.

interesting colors ^ I assume this has CF main tubes (correct?) but is the dark blue color paint or dye in the CF resin?
Certainly the light blue (alloy parts) is anodizing...wonder if this was supposed to reference blue jeans (the main Carrera product)?

I got my sticky paws on a Carrerra frame just like that one above .
The blue was like a tinted clear coat ?
Chipped off really easily from the tubes and the lugs ( Yes tubes are carbon fibre)

As noted by 1simplexnut, you're correct, carbon fiber tubes. About the blue jeans, I got the same idea.

Yes, makes me think of a blue tinted clear coat. As it is my opinion a very nice colour I'm afraid you're right, it peels easily off. In some way it looks like the old chromovelato, transparant finish and vulnerable.

The CF tubes on the ALAN branded Carbonio comes from ALAN raw/unfinished with a matte surface.
The visible weave of the CF ripples and waves a bit under the resin, giving it a hand made look, Unlike what you would see on its Trek and Specialized counterparts.

Peugeot? (Scroll down on page 3)

Donnay and the AlAn era, too.

"the List" currently has entries for both (12. Peugeot Model 1000) and (18. Donnay) but not sure if there's photo evidence (yet) for an Eddy Merckx rebranded ALAN Carbonio, even tho the text claims they did exist (as Donnay Pro 8000), but for this purpose "pics or it never happened" is the rule

I have very mysterious Pinarello which is truly Alan Unical 7020 (it was confimed by Alan Bike in Facebook).

The paint job was done qualitively. But I don`t know that Alan Bikes made frames for other brands in 00s.

https://sun9-71.userapi.com/impg/GWd...0d4&type=album

Not sure what to do with "modern" examples like this Pinarello rebranded ALAN "Unical" welded frame.
My intention was always to focus just on the "classic" screwed-and-glued models, whether all alu alloy or with CF tubes and alloy fittings.
We are C&V after all

Donnay and Eddy Merckx Cycles are two different companies. Donnay rebranded the Alan frames, EMC did not. What appeared as the Peugeot 1000 was a Donnay order 'taken over' by Peugeot after the Donnay bankruptcy - a one-off operation.
Interesting fact: Alan produced alu forks for EMC for alu early models - Alu, Mega, Alu Team.

And the brand Donnay was, far as I know, with a lot of money from 'Europe' taken over by the guys from Carbon Valley. who already made carbon Alans in concession.

And the brand Donnay was, far as I know, with a lot of money from 'Europe' taken over by the guys from Carbon Valley, who already made carbon Alans in concession.

The gentlemen from Carbon Valley later ended up in court for embezzling money from 'Europe'. Donnay started producing his own carbon frames before he went bankrupt, they were sold as Eddy Merckx Carbon Monocoque (a few hundred units, without EMC factory markings).
After these adventures Eddy was discouraged from carbon frames for 10 years

If you wanna hoard them there red pair is up for sale in BE.

"...gotta catch em all....Pokémon..."

Did we have Cycles Record already?

Thnx, no, I don't hoard by color.
And I noticed this one, on the Dutch MP too.
As I saw you're from German, you probably can read the proof .

I think Bernard Tapie was involved too ..

we do now: number 52. Cycles Record

With so many companies adopting ALAN framesets as their own, did it translate into a lot of ALANs in the pro peletons back then?
Team Cafe Colombia's Lucho Herrera certainly got ALAN in the limelight in the 85 TdF.

Most of these were pro peloton, only two teams are not. I don't have pictures here of every year/team but it gives an idea.
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