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Original section Cycling Equipment
Published 12 June 2006
Last activity 17 June 2006
Original author 531Aussie
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Original post 531Aussie
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12 June 2006, 04:56 UTC
#1
yes, yes, I've cross-posted on another forum, I know, but I bragged to the owner of the frame that I could use my internet 'powers' to find out what it is 🙂
[img]vmartin.bigpondhosting.com p symbol 2.jpg Open ↗ [/img]
it's just some steel frame which is at least 10 years old, and has Columbus dropouts. All the lugs look standard to me
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12 June 2006, 05:47 UTC
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531Aussie said: yes, yes, I've cross-posted on another forum, I know, but I bragged to the owner of the frame that I could use my internet 'powers' to find out what it is 🙂
[image: http://vmartin.bigpondhosting.com/photos/p_symbol_2.jpg]
it's just some steel frame which is at least 10 years old, and has Columbus dropouts. All the lugs look standard to me
Dear Aussie,
Any serial numbers on the underside of the bottom bracket?
Cheers,
Carl Fogel
12 June 2006, 06:06 UTC
#3
Quoted message said: 531Aussie said: yes, yes, I've cross-posted on another forum, I know, but I bragged to the owner of the frame that I could use my internet 'powers' to find out what it is 🙂
[image: http://vmartin.bigpondhosting.com/photos/p_symbol_2.jpg]
it's just some steel frame which is at least 10 years old, and has Columbus dropouts. All the lugs look standard to me
Dear Aussie,
Any serial numbers on the underside of the bottom bracket?
Cheers,
Carl Fogel
Cant ident from that although the second symbol is the katakana/kanji for 2 , Ni which points to it possibly being a Japanese frame.
Stan Cox
12 June 2006, 12:45 UTC
#4
531Aussie said: yes, yes, I've cross-posted on another forum, I know, but I bragged to the owner of the frame that I could use my internet 'powers' to find out what it is 🙂
[image: http://vmartin.bigpondhosting.com/photos/p_symbol_2.jpg]
it's just some steel frame which is at least 10 years old, and has Columbus dropouts. All the lugs look standard to me
I could say that this is a symbol used in Oz to say that the Pee house is to the left of the bars, but it'd be a wisecrack so I won't.
If you don't get an answer here, bikeforums have a section where history buffs hang out. Try there.
-paul
12 June 2006, 14:19 UTC
#5
[email hidden said: "]Any serial numbers on the underside of the bottom bracket?
oh. Not sure. I'll check tomorrow. It's at a shop.
12 June 2006, 14:20 UTC
#6
Stan Cox said: second symbol is the katakana/kanji for 2 , Ni which points to it possibly being a Japanese frame.
hmmm, interesting. Thanks
12 June 2006, 14:21 UTC
#7
Paul Cassel said: I could say that this is a symbol used in Oz to say that the Pee house is to the left of the bars,
what are we? Big drinkers, or something??!! 🙂
we are
Zog The Undeniable
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12 June 2006, 18:57 UTC
#8
531Aussie said: yes, yes, I've cross-posted on another forum, I know, but I bragged to the owner of the frame that I could use my internet 'powers' to find out what it is 🙂
[image: http://vmartin.bigpondhosting.com/photos/p_symbol_2.jpg]
it's just some steel frame which is at least 10 years old, and has Columbus dropouts. All the lugs look standard to me
Might it just be the BB shell manufacturer?
Chris Z The Wheelman
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16 June 2006, 17:47 UTC
#9
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Quoted message said: I could say that this is a symbol used in Oz to say that the Pee house is to the left of the bars, but it'd be a wisecrack so I won't.
Too late. You just did.
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16 June 2006, 18:24 UTC
#10
Zog The Undeniable said: Might it just be the BB shell manufacturer?
yeah, could be.
by the way, there's no serial number.
thanks for the replies
16 June 2006, 19:20 UTC
#11
531Aussie said: Zog The Undeniable said: Might it just be the BB shell manufacturer?yeah, could be.
by the way, there's no serial number.
thanks for the replies
Well that makes things difficult. I have done a bit of idle looking about but cant find anything.
Stan Cox
17 June 2006, 03:26 UTC
#12
Stan Cox said: Well that makes things difficult. I have done a bit of idle looking about but cant find anything.
thanks.
A few people have said 'Pegoretti', but I can't find any Pegoretti symbol that looks like that
17 June 2006, 08:16 UTC
#13
531Aussie said: Stan Cox said: Well that makes things difficult. I have done a bit of idle looking about but cant find anything.thanks.
A few people have said 'Pegoretti', but I can't find any Pegoretti symbol that looks like that
Plus Pegoretti's are expensive. I dont think you would end up with one and not know about it. Also they have fairly unique dropouts. See
http://www.flickr.com/photos/claudius-xiv/168761668/
Stan Cox
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17 June 2006, 17:01 UTC
#14
ahhh pegoretti multobene! affectionately known as l'idraulico take the paint off with a rotary brush and thereunder will lye the serials
17 June 2006, 19:03 UTC
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17 June 2006, 19:34 UTC
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waytill the chinese see that
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