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Help Indentify a Frame

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  1. Hi, a friend of mine has an older steel frame that we would like to
    know more about. He wants to find out if it is worth building and I'm
    just curious. It has been badly spray painted, with the front badge
    painted over. Ok, here is what I do know or, the clues are -
    -The badge has a raised bike with rider, the rider is formed by a 90
    degree angle, head to left side. it has two circles as wheels. Below
    that are some raised lines, dividing some sections, that may of had
    some writing in them.
    -It is lugged and the lugs from the head tube to the top and down
    tube, are arrow like. Very simple ">" not decorative.
    -I doubt much is stock, but the fork was chromed and I would guess the
    brakes are original. They are Shimano Tourney center pull, long reach
    calipers.

    The bike is built up with a bunch of mismatched odds and ends, but
    seems rather light. Most older cheap bikes I have encountered tend to
    weigh a min of 25lbs. This one seems to be about 21-22lbs. I'm sure it
    was not a high end bike, we are just hoping it was a decent bike.

    So, any ideas? Any help will be much appreciated.

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

  2. Sounds like one I had stolen. What is the serial #?
    Just kidding
    Good Luck

  3. peet9471 said:


    Sounds like one I had stolen. What is the serial #?
    Just kidding
    Good Luck

    Hardy har har har!

    On a more serious note, does anyone have any idea how I could track
    this down.
    I have looked at bikes on Ebay, I looked at a guy's badge collection,
    and I looked at the vintage bike website.
    The frame seems quite light for an older steel frame, one that seems
    like it would have been on a cheaper priced bike.

    What about the Shimasno Tourney center pull brake calipers, what era?
    How common? How bad are they?

    Any info???

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

  4. Jeff Starr said:

    So, any ideas? Any help will be much appreciated.


    Do you have a digital camera? Pictures posted to a website (not the
    newsgroup) would help.

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    David L. Johnson

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