Frame ID help
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Must have been a pretty hefty crash. Lower head tube lug severed as well.
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+1 most likely an Atala but the frame is toast. Just ouch I doubt the rider walked away from the crash.
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Yes he understands its toast-ness His post on the FB NYC Fixed group is thus: "Sup yall, been trying for years to figure out what frame this is... Got it from my uncle whose had it since the 70s. She Snapped on a taxi a year ago
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I think he just wants to *know.* RIP
I also thought Italian or Japanese from the minimal curved lugs. sloping fork crown. pierced front lug noteworthy. seatstays to seat lug.. ordinary. BB lug is.. unusual. headset (original?) is ordinary. I will try to get any dropout markings from the owner.
" I think he just wants to *know.* RIP
I also thought Italian or Japanese from the minimal curved lugs. sloping fork crown. pierced front lug noteworthy. seatstays to seat lug.. ordinary. BB lug is.. unusual. headset (original?) is ordinary. I will try to get any dropout markings from the owner.
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Those were my pics. I posted them on the FGNYC page. The crash was pretty tame. Taxi dead stopped in no traffic to drop off a fair in the middle of the street and I ran into him. Didn't even leave my seat. I was just looking for a little information. Over the years, Not a single bike shop I ever went to could figure out the frame. The Frames pretty special to my family. My uncle snatched it from a looted bike shop during the 77' NYC blackout. I plan to make a shrine in the living room for her.
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HAHA. Now I am going to pretend i knew all along, having seen several chromed Raleighs and that odd BB... look at this:
and LOL from this forum! https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...d-stuff-3.html
What do y'all think?
Is the fork a replacement - a red herring?
and LOL from this forum! https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...d-stuff-3.html
What do y'all think?
Is the fork a replacement - a red herring?
Last edited by LCTexas; 05-23-14 at 04:38 PM. Reason: adding information
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compare and contrast. this is an 80.. maybe OP is earlier. https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...ning-pics.html
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Last edited by LCTexas; 05-23-14 at 05:07 PM. Reason: more info
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