Frame ID help anyone??
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Frame ID help anyone??
Just saw this posted on the Dallas Craigslist. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what frame or make it is? there is pretty much nothing to go by except the picture. Im assuming since it doesnt have a brand anywhere on it that it is some kind of el cheapo taiwanese job but any help is greatly appreciated.
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/bik/2677166577.html
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/bik/2677166577.html
#5
Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
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No...the thread was from last year. Visps don't have staggered seat stays. I recall the name of the company being two dudes' names or initials. Their site had all kinds of dayglo colors on it and pics of one of the guys busting fat skidz and ****.
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#13
btw, OP, regardless of the stupid video and offset seatstays, it looks like a standard cro-mo fixed gear frame.
if you are concerned about getting "some kind of el cheapo taiwanese job" then i got news for ya, you are going to have to expand your budget beyond $100 for a frame, fork, bars, crank, bottom bracket, and pedals. if you like that frame then it is a decent price for the items listed, but you are not going to find anything that ISN'T mass produced in an eastern factory unless you are willing to spend several hundred more.
if you are concerned about getting "some kind of el cheapo taiwanese job" then i got news for ya, you are going to have to expand your budget beyond $100 for a frame, fork, bars, crank, bottom bracket, and pedals. if you like that frame then it is a decent price for the items listed, but you are not going to find anything that ISN'T mass produced in an eastern factory unless you are willing to spend several hundred more.






