Milan SanRemo Frame?
07-02-23, 01:23 PM
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yes, makes it plausible that date on mech indicates it could be original
had been thinking that it must have been a replacement
(so much for me insights!
)
also means more time for the Tecno Tubo Torino saddle pillar to be original
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btw -
it has now been a few weeks since our last visitation from DCI MauriceMoss
he is sure to sort your frame in no time
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yes, makes it plausible that date on mech indicates it could be original
had been thinking that it must have been a replacement
(so much for me insights!
)also means more time for the Tecno Tubo Torino saddle pillar to be original
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btw -
it has now been a few weeks since our last visitation from DCI MauriceMoss
he is sure to sort your frame in no time
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07-02-23, 02:21 PM
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I had to face it down to 66.5mm to get close to enough of a working parallel face pair.
We had other frames that Jackson produced with the same fate, reason the shop bought a Campagnolo tool kit and often used Phil wood bottom brackets in those bikes.
Bob admitted that some of the Lads might have cranked them down too tight.
He wrote out for me his take on a pair of new bikes, noting that when ordering to remind me of the conversation and he would use the new Roto investment cast bottom brackets at no added cost.
Otherwise they were an up charge.
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The quick reply and edit feature is askew in the last few days for me, no matter the browser or device.
I never ordered a pair of bikes from Bob Jackson. I went with Masi.
I never ordered a pair of bikes from Bob Jackson. I went with Masi.
07-02-23, 04:02 PM
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I had a conversation with BobJackson in late 1974, I mentioned my Bob Jackson track bike had suffered a distorted BB shell from most likely being clamped 1/2 way down in a vise.
I had to face it down to 66.5mm to get close to enough of a working parallel face pair.
We had other frames that Jackson produced with the same fate, reason the shop bought a Campagnolo tool kit and often used Phil wood bottom brackets in those bikes.
Bob admitted that some of the Lads might have cranked them down too tight.
He wrote out for me his take on a pair of new bikes, noting that when ordering to remind me of the conversation and he would use the new Roto investment cast bottom brackets at no added cost.
Otherwise they were an up charge.
I had to face it down to 66.5mm to get close to enough of a working parallel face pair.
We had other frames that Jackson produced with the same fate, reason the shop bought a Campagnolo tool kit and often used Phil wood bottom brackets in those bikes.
Bob admitted that some of the Lads might have cranked them down too tight.
He wrote out for me his take on a pair of new bikes, noting that when ordering to remind me of the conversation and he would use the new Roto investment cast bottom brackets at no added cost.
Otherwise they were an up charge.
he made a trip to the U.S. just as the boom was getting into high gear
once he groked the situation he could not get home fast eno' in order to get those subbers to start cranking 'em out faster
they would supply the frames in bare metal which were then painted and transferred at the BJ facility
dunno if thar be a way to tell the subbed ones from the in-house produced ones
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he made a trip to the U.S. just as the boom was getting into high gear
once he groked the situation he could not get home fast eno' in order to get those subbers to start cranking 'em out faster
they would supply the frames in bare metal which were then painted and transferred at the BJ facility
dunno if thar be a way to tell the subbed ones from the in-house produced ones
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he made a trip to the U.S. just as the boom was getting into high gear
once he groked the situation he could not get home fast eno' in order to get those subbers to start cranking 'em out faster
they would supply the frames in bare metal which were then painted and transferred at the BJ facility
dunno if thar be a way to tell the subbed ones from the in-house produced ones
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07-03-23, 12:07 PM
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Found the Pogliaghi group on FB. They don't think it was made by Pog. All input welcome, one of the against points is the very deep fish mouth finish. Where is a Moss when you need one? 
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