Opinions on this frames origins please?

Wold Ranger · Aug 13, 2007

Stumped with this one, it's an unused frame, possibly a dynatech/M-trax, but although the rear triangle looks like Raleigh, the Cable routing, fat tubes and visible lug welds are different. The lugs are steel. Also the screw aperture to the rear of the lower seat tube is nothing I have seen before.
It's reasonably light at sub 5 pounds and the blue enamaling looks very RSP finish.
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa242/HARDRAR/Dynatech001.jpg?t=1187032791

Stick Legs · Aug 13, 2007

That is most likely a MT3 frame, steel chainstays and seat stays. What is the frame number? Most Ti Dyna Tech start C-.

It may also be a M-Trax Ti 1000.

dbmtb · Aug 13, 2007

An MT3 it is.

And here's one I made earlier. I still use this bike as a hack, hence the street legal wheel reflectors (you can get fined in Denmark if you ride at night without them) if anyone questions my understanding of the boundaries of taste.

And spot the 8-speed mod on the close up

Wold Ranger · Aug 13, 2007

Dynatech

The frame number has like a little ovoid square prefix and then indeed a letter "C" before the numbers. Has it actually got Titanium main tubes, not Alloy then? They look more like alloy and also is it bonded then?
Thanks

dbmtb · Aug 13, 2007

Is it painted or polished?

If it's stripped Titanium, you'll see a line in the tubing where the titanium sheet was made into a tube.

If it's alloy, you have some kind of a one-off.

Opinions on this frames origins please?

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