I'm convinced it's something bespoke from a small builder. There's little incentive for them to add serial numbers etc as they know their own work.
While it's frustrating not to know the maker, enjoy it for what it is. Knowing the name won't make it ride any better.
I'm convinced it's something bespoke from a small builder. There's little incentive for them to add serial numbers etc as they know their own work.
While it's frustrating not to know the maker, enjoy it for what it is. Knowing the name won't make it ride any better.
True on all accounts...I was just curious, never had a bespoke bike before and it had me puzzled why would someone take the trouble of stamping the BB shell with the size of the bike but no serial number of brand name at all? (there is a G=60 marking on the bb)
I wonder if the number is just a coincidence...and it's frame 60?
Definitely it is a very classy frame...and the lack of knoledge of the builder would gnaw at me too!
I wonder if the number is just a coincidence...and it's frame 60?
Definitely it is a very classy frame...and the lack of knoledge of the builder would gnaw at me too!
