videojetman
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CAN ANYONE I.D. THIS FRAME ?
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Could be wrong but I think it's a British Eagle.
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Muddy paw":zqm02tgb said:
Nobody was copying anyone as there were others before Alpine Stars building frames like this.
Heres a Trimble as an example:
Alpine Stars had the T26 / T24 (24" wheels)
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There was a British Eagle EXS but that was pig iron and very low end components.
Ammoco possibly had these generic aluminium builds (neither would have been 'cheapies'):
Ammoco possibly had these generic aluminium builds (neither would have been 'cheapies'):
legrandefromage":azm7xiey said:Muddy paw":azm7xiey said:
Nobody was copying anyone as there were others before Alpine Stars building frames like this.
Heres a Trimble as an example:
Alpine Stars had the T26 / T24 (24" wheels)
Yes i know Alpine Stars had the T26/24 and i new the number's represented the wheel sizing and as for my comment regards copying i thought Alpine Stars was the 1st with this design as the Trimble was the only other similar design that i was aware of and i believed that was after the Alpine which obviously goes to show how much i actually know :roll: ..
Looks like someone has simply stripped the paint off the red Eagle LGF mentioned. I suspect who ever stripped it didn't finish it and possibly sold the frame on and the next owner built it up not knowing what it was?
Video, you've had enough bikes to know, does it feel like a bare steel frame that has simply been stripped or does it look like someone has resprayed it in a titanium type colour?
Video, you've had enough bikes to know, does it feel like a bare steel frame that has simply been stripped or does it look like someone has resprayed it in a titanium type colour?
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