Can you help ID this?
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Carlos the Slackal
Retro Guru
I'm thinking a Saracen, actually. They did one (Maxtrax?) which had that sort of spec.
jimihendrix
MacRetro Rider
At first glance i thought Orange E?, but cant see a replaceable mech hanger, pretty sure some Orange frame numbers started with an A though.
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jimihendrix":3vrlf4zm said:
Many frames have come up with that sort of serial number starting with and A.
As far as I know you cannot tell which brand it is from the serial number. It's a mass production place from seeing what has come up. Ordered to a spec I guess or picked out of a catalogue with a few tweaks sort of thing.
mikeekim89
Old School Grand Master
It's a bike 
bikemeister2000
Retro Guru
Going by the quality of the welding, my money is on it being made by A-Pro in Taiwan. The welds on the Shenzhen made alloy frames are not as consistent, although A-Pro made frames in both locations. Also with eyes on the dropouts I would say 7005 rather than 6061 T-6 alloy.
It could have been supplied to a number of UK brands.
Nice frame though
It could have been supplied to a number of UK brands.
Nice frame though
3wheeler7
rBotM Winner
Hi
Thanks for all the replies, still non the wiser to the make but whats it matter - I'm only going to ride it.
Can anyone help with a download of the service manual for the Judy T2 forks, I can find every other model but not the T2s, I've got the parts list which hepled me identify that the forks are assembled correctly - but I can't find out for definate how much oil and what weight it should be.
Thanks
Tony.
Thanks for all the replies, still non the wiser to the make but whats it matter - I'm only going to ride it.
Can anyone help with a download of the service manual for the Judy T2 forks, I can find every other model but not the T2s, I've got the parts list which hepled me identify that the forks are assembled correctly - but I can't find out for definate how much oil and what weight it should be.
Thanks
Tony.
