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F.&S. Sweinfurt Torpedo Question

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  1. How to find production year for this hub?

    Picture can be found http://www.kolekcija.info/oldtimer/bicikl/torpedo.jpg

    Danijel

  2. DIvanek@kolekcija said:

    How to find production year for this hub?

    Picture can be found http://www.kolekcija.info/oldtimer/bicikl/torpedo.jpg

    It's dated 1952 in the photo which seems about the right era
    for the style - machined from a solid steel piece, not pressed.

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  3. A Muzi said:
    DIvanek@kolekcija said:

    How to find production year for this hub?

    Picture can be found
    http://www.kolekcija.info/oldtimer/bicikl/torpedo.jpg

    It's dated 1952 in the photo which seems about the right era for the
    style - machined from a solid steel piece, not pressed.

    Did the internals stay constant over the years - is this hub basically
    the same as the SRAM Spectro 3x7 I purchased in 1999?

    --
    Tom Sherman - Earth (Downstate Illinois, North of Forgottonia)

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    Quoted message said:
    DIvanek@kolekcija said:

    How to find production year for this hub?

    Picture can be found


    http://www.kolekcija.info/oldtimer/bicikl/torpedo.jpg

    Quoted message said:


    It's dated 1952 in the photo which seems about the right era
    for the style - machined from a solid steel piece, not pressed.

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

    Thank's for answer.

    Danijel

  5. A Muzi hatte geschrieben:

    Quoted message said:
    DIvanek@kolekcija said:

    How to find production year for this hub?

    Picture can be found
    http://www.kolekcija.info/oldtimer/bicikl/torpedo.jpg

    It's dated 1952 in the photo which seems about the right era
    for the style - machined from a solid steel piece, not pressed.

    The OP might find additional information on
    <http://www.3gang.de/3-gang/3-gang_naben.html>, thouth I can't find the
    model on the photo there. It might be useful to contact the author of
    the above page.

    Guenther

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    Quoted message said:

    A Muzi hatte geschrieben:

    Quoted message said:
    DIvanek@kolekcija said:

    How to find production year for this hub?

    Picture can be found
    http://www.kolekcija.info/oldtimer/bicikl/torpedo.jpg

    It's dated 1952 in the photo which seems about the right era
    for the style - machined from a solid steel piece, not pressed.

    The OP might find additional information on
    <http://www.3gang.de/3-gang/3-gang_naben.html>, thouth I can't find the
    model on the photo there. It might be useful to contact the author of
    the above page.

    Guenther

    Yes, that the right place for digging :-).

    There is on FAQ section link to http://www.rijwiel.net/artdated.htm where is
    everything explained - my nabe is from 1952.

    Danijel

  7. "Tom Sherman" <[email hidden]> skrev i en meddelelse
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    Quoted message said:
    A Muzi said:
    DIvanek@kolekcija said:

    How to find production year for this hub?

    Picture can be found
    http://www.kolekcija.info/oldtimer/bicikl/torpedo.jpg

    It's dated 1952 in the photo which seems about the right era for the
    style - machined from a solid steel piece, not pressed.

    Did the internals stay constant over the years - is this hub basically
    the same as the SRAM Spectro 3x7 I purchased in 1999?

    It is a coaster-brake hub.

    Michael

    Quoted message said:


    --
    Tom Sherman - Earth (Downstate Illinois, North of Forgottonia)

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