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retroroadie 06-06-12 09:01 PM

Mystery Frame - What Is it?
 
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Hi All,

Thinking about buying this third-hand used road frame but the current owner doesn't know the brand or model. Can anyone out there identify this frame? I haven't personally inspected the frame and am only going by his pic. Note the integrated seat post and rear wheel fairing. If anything else, I'm just curious.

Thanks,
RR
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=254664

Dilberto 06-07-12 09:46 AM

Definitely a Traithlon or Time Trial type frame, by the short wheelbase, aero downtube and integrated seatpost...most likely, China or Taiwan-made. I'd PASS. Looks heavy...

ravenmore 06-07-12 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by retroroadie (Post 14323723)
Hi All,

Thinking about buying this third-hand used road frame but the current owner doesn't know the brand or model. Can anyone out there identify this frame? I haven't personally inspected the frame and am only going by his pic. Note the integrated seat post and rear wheel fairing. If anything else, I'm just curious.

Thanks,
RR
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=254664

Looks similar to some Leader frames. Hard to tell without more photos. Unless it's very inexpensive I'd probably pass as well.

tagaproject6 06-07-12 10:36 AM

Can you look at the bike and check the head tube...there seems to be some sort of writing there that ends in "LLA" and there is a picture of a woman on the seat stay. Are those put on by the owner or from the manufacturer?

Ghost Ryder 06-07-12 07:16 PM

I was wondering about that same frame too.
Saw it on PB, & noticed it was local. The asking price seems affordable.
I didn't contact the seller, you should see it in person, & try to decide it its worth the asking price.
Also inspect it for any damage, I wanted that GT frame that was up, but didn't act fats enough.
Always loved that triple triangle frame, & thought it'd be a nice retro build.
I have too many project going on anyways...

kiloRH 06-07-12 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by ravenmore (Post 14325653)
Looks similar to some Leader frames. Hard to tell without more photos. Unless it's very inexpensive I'd probably pass as well.

+1 looks very similar to a leader 735. Pretty sure those bikes all have horizontal dropouts though.

retroroadie 06-09-12 03:51 AM

I'm pretty sure the stickers weren't stock. I'll check it out, maybe glean some info from the serial numbers or otherwise. Good guess on the Leader, though...I was also thinking maybe a Tsunami as they do aero frames in aluminum.

I'll post if I figure it out.


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