Help identify a Columbus Genius frame

bruce.of.zurich

Old School Hero
Thanks!

got it today at the local market, good price.

It may as well be just that, a Columbus frame, made by a local frame builder...

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cheers,
b
 
the seller had this and a Parkpre in the same finish, 90ish, I'm no expert.
these were his personal bikes.

he wanted 70CHF/45GBP for the Parkpre, I declined. I've got a bad feeling now...
 
bruce.of.zurich":3mykpxxk said:
could this be an Olmo frame?

anyone?

thanks,
b


Certainly Italian styled, but I don't think it's an Olmo as they signature engrave the bottom bracket shell on their high-end steel frames (which this is being Genius tubes).

Does it have an Italian threaded bottom bracket?
 
thanks for your help,

is there a way to find out about the thread type without extracting the BB?


b

EDIT: just looked at the BB through the chainring: Campagnolo 56x24 F
 
bruce.of.zurich":13fez64l said:
thanks for your help,

is there a way to find out about the thread type without extracting the BB?

BB shell width would be 70mm if Italian, 68mm for English.
 
otherself":e5jzzdh0 said:
bruce.of.zurich":e5jzzdh0 said:
thanks for your help,

is there a way to find out about the thread type without extracting the BB?

BB shell width would be 70mm if Italian, 68mm for English.

Hey otherself,
I was away from home, today I finally got a chance to measure the BB shell, looks like it's a 68. and dirty!

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cheers,
b
 
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