Re sprayed frame - possibly Aende or perhaps Cinelli
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I think Shaun is talking himself into it 
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Re: Not an Aende
I'm pretty sure you're correct. :?
Still a very nice frame though.
bikegeek555":w1y0q55v said:
I'm pretty sure you're correct. :?
Still a very nice frame though.
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Shot in, fastback, italian, italienate...........the terms have changed over the years to describe how the rear stays are attached near the seat bolt.
Having said that for anything "road" orientated the wrapround rear stays did seem to linger, the Falcon Pro's rode such a frame in the late 70's as did others and Aende frames with such a bent also did..
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI. ... true&rt=nc
Have a look on this flikr Falcon set as well
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9157103@N0 ... 554664989/
Yep..talking myself into it as it's such an interesting frame as so of it's period LOL
Shaun
Having said that for anything "road" orientated the wrapround rear stays did seem to linger, the Falcon Pro's rode such a frame in the late 70's as did others and Aende frames with such a bent also did..
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI. ... true&rt=nc
Have a look on this flikr Falcon set as well
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9157103@N0 ... 554664989/
Yep..talking myself into it as it's such an interesting frame as so of it's period LOL
Shaun
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