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Re: Early 70s Colner I can't see the pictures - maybe it's just me !?

Re: That is a beauty ! You've done a great job. I'd get the wheels trued for £10 at your LBS and then sell it on eBay, for more than you are asking here. If you pick the right weekend, eBay only charge £1 comission, so you won't be giving them 10% of your bike for the pleasure.

Yes, when I bought the bike they were on I ddin't look closely (enough) and assumed it said Milremo, but no such luck. It's a challenge isn't it :roll:

Thanks, but I've tried all of theirs and no match. They were on the sceen in the mid 60's and these appear to be a 50's design. We are looking for someone more like Fratelli Bros, or Gnutti; a company who made for other brands I would guess. They must have been fairly prolific, as I've somehow...

Thanks Jim, I've fixed it - I hope ;-)

Hi, I've melted the Google function on my laptop trying to find out who made these hubs and when. I'm sure it's going to be a Doh! moment when the right person see's them. I've tried all the usual suspects and every hub maker on VeloBase. Al they say on the steel body is "Milano made in...

OOps I stand corrected - they did may an aluminium one. But who would want one, and for £600 it's a non starter. The GT catalogs are here: http://www.mtb-kataloge.de/html/gt.html

£600 - realy ???? I've just had a better look and it's not even an EDGE ! They have a steel frame, this one is aluminium :-( Newbie, please take more care in the future.

Re: 1969 Ellis Briggs Favori Frame & Forks Bootiful ! Could you please explain the bit about "built for Mafac brakes" ? I assume other CP's would fit. Can I ask who painted it.

Re: FS: Campagnolo Chorus Monoplaner F&R brakes £29 Deffo Athena D500's. With Chorus the cable clamp arm passes through the left drake arm, not in front of it. Chorus look like this: (Pic from Velobase)

:roll: :lol: :lol: :roll: As a youngster of 62 who has been riding/buying/selling/working on bikes for 50yrs now, I was trying to be heplful. It woud appear that you are the one making the school-boy's error of buying a completely dud bike. As you seem to think you are some sort of "big...

Re: Hi, it would appear that you are not too well informed about bikes, so to help you move on. The frame is scrap, and the components have no real value. I think you would be best to strip it, and find a straight frame that you like to put the bits back on. Don't bother bumping your post...

Re: Beautiful frame. Here is a translation from Google: In May 2013 we produced the millionth STEVENS bike. On this occasion we offer a "collector's edition" of noble steel frames. This touring frame is technically from the year of the brand foundation and before and picks up some style...

Re: The image is on Photobucket (it's that old) and they don't work any more. You may want to rehost it so that we can see.