Id my bike

I want to make a small post about a road frame we had donated.

Not sure what it is!
I want to list it in eBay, obviously I need to know what the thing is first.
We would appreciate your help.
 

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Details of seatpost diameter and any frame number would help. Looks like a nice but generic mid-late 90s Taiwanese winter trainer frame, TIG welded from (most probably) Tange tubing.

It would make a lovely winter / commuter / audax / light tourer.
 
hamster":2o4ka4aa said:
Details of seatpost diameter and any frame number would help. Looks like a nice but generic mid-late 90s Taiwanese winter trainer frame, TIG welded from (most probably) Tange tubing.

It would make a lovely winter / commuter / audax / light tourer.
It's a 520 Reynolds tubing
Seat tube seems to be 27.0
 
hamster":2cbe51es said:
Details of seatpost diameter and any frame number would help. Looks like a nice but generic mid-late 90s Taiwanese winter trainer frame, TIG welded from (most probably) Tange tubing.

It would make a lovely winter / commuter / audax / light tourer.
 

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RideOnCyclingForAll":1jwwqcbg said:
hamster":1jwwqcbg said:
Details of seatpost diameter and any frame number would help. Looks like a nice but generic mid-late 90s Taiwanese winter trainer frame, TIG welded from (most probably) Tange tubing.

It would make a lovely winter / commuter / audax / light tourer.
 

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Probably a generic shop frame. 520 is 525 when made under license in Taiwan. Essentially it's weldable 531 (CrMo not MnMo).

I'd guess you would get £30-50 for frame and forks. It's nicely detailed and functional but nothing exotic. For comparison I bought a scruffier 1979 Witcomb 531 frame & forks with pretty lugs on here for £25. It rides beautifully now built up.
 
hamster":i9ebsr5g said:
Probably a generic shop frame. 520 is 525 when made under license in Taiwan. Essentially it's weldable 531 (CrMo not MnMo).

I'd guess you would get £30-50 for frame and forks. It's nicely detailed and functional but nothing exotic. For comparison I bought a scruffier 1979 Witcomb 531 frame & forks with pretty lugs on here for £25. It rides beautifully now built up.

Thank you for your time.
It is a huge help to the charity.
 
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