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It's the little things


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Please see link. So very lazy of me, I know. Anyone with any ideas on builder? Would appreciate it greatly.
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/1223494-another-frame-id-thread-last-one-i-swear.html
Pics can be seen here. Thanks in advance.
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/1223494-another-frame-id-thread-last-one-i-swear.html
Pics can be seen here. Thanks in advance.
#2
No idea on the builder but the overall workmanship is very good. The thinned lugs and clean shorelines are representative of someone with a high level of skill. The cutout in the bottom bracket seems to be a perfect match for the Columbus Dove, so I have to presume it is of their manufacture.
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I don't know but I like it. The Bird is the word but I am super curious with the Reynolds 531 sticker. I wonder if it is a mix or some builder having a larf or something?
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It's the little things


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Sorry I was lazy and didn't post pics. Almost done. Overhauled headset. New BB. Repurposed crankset. Still need to reglue tubs, and see if I like them enough to invest in some new/better quality. With the amount I have in my stable, that is not an immediate concern not priority. Literally have 4 more bikes to rehab/overhaul/build. **** gets expensive quick.
Also looking for a brake option, and saddle choice. Any ideas for saddle? Something Italian preferably, bit not too modern but not too dated? Oh, and pedals/toe clips likely. Gold or silver chain? Thinking gold!






Also looking for a brake option, and saddle choice. Any ideas for saddle? Something Italian preferably, bit not too modern but not too dated? Oh, and pedals/toe clips likely. Gold or silver chain? Thinking gold!






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I personally would go for a Turbo saddle in black, with black bar tape and gold chain. As for the brake I think you'll have to go with one of those Keirin brakes that bolt on to the fork leg.
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ISO BB, surprisingly. Thought it could be Italian based on the dove cutout.
Posted this in another thread, but oh what the hell:

Not done. Needs tubulars, and a different front brake option. Not thrilled at the expense, but oh well. Want to get it done for summer so I can get some miles in on it. Also have some other projects simmering as well.
Posted this in another thread, but oh what the hell:

Not done. Needs tubulars, and a different front brake option. Not thrilled at the expense, but oh well. Want to get it done for summer so I can get some miles in on it. Also have some other projects simmering as well.
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Yessir! Was trying to get a feel, then I felt like a "flat spot" sensation about a mile in. That's when I noticed the separation of the tubular. Haven't given it "the beans" yet, unfortunately.
Willing to accept any tan wall tubular donations though!
Will update when I get tubs.
Willing to accept any tan wall tubular donations though!
Will update when I get tubs.





