Recent content by greruslan

Thanks, that's beautiful. I've sent the photos to Mark Nobilette, he replied that the frame isn’t his but is from a 'major bike brand'... I'm thinking it's either something italian or may be repainted 1990 rocky mountain fusion, lugs looks quite similar

The shape of the cantilever brake bridge and the cable routing look similar to Pinarello

I'm almost certain the wheels are original. They’re built on black XT 730/732 hubs, which match the groupset. Could you suggest which brands I should look into for potential matches?

Thank you! As I understand it, Nisi is a sub-brand of Gipiemme. If the rims are Italian, could the bike be as well? What do you think?

Thank you! I started a new project a week ago and wasn’t planning anything new. But I think this one really worth buying

Thank you! Do you happen to have any photos of Mark Nobilette frames from that time maybe? I’ve found very few online, but mostly from the second half of the '90s. The bike is in Serbia, so it’s unlikely that it was actually welded by Nobilette, but anything is possible. A friend of mine has...

Headset looks to me as 1" 1/8. I'll research Fishers, thay indeed have similar lug. Great hint, thank you

Thank you for the reply! Almost all the Alpinestars bikes I've seen had forks with straight legs, and most of them had cable routing for three cables on the drive-side top tube, unlike the bike I’m trying to identify. Please correct me if I’m wrong. Are the cable routing and fork different on...

Frame id? -Round tubes that have oval ends. In my opinion, the tubes might resemble Columbus EL OS -Chromed chainstays -Tig welded + seatpost lug -neat semicircular arch of the cantilever brake mount -Memorable black paint scheme with spots/streaks. The stem is painted to match the frame's...

Stumped upon this bike on local marketplace while traveling and I'm thinking on getting it. But I'm tormented by a mystery: what frame is it?? Maybe someone can give me a hint or even identify it. Also: maybe someone could identify rim brand by a highly pixelated logo(attached)? Sorry for the...

beautiful bike! what tires are thoose?

ooof Sorry, I'm in the wrong forum

The frame looks like it is in perfect condition, but I would still recommend inspecting it carefully for cracks. in my experience this is not uncommon with magnesium alloy (I dealt with kirk prescision mtb)

It's definitely a very interesting frame with a lot of cool details. as a daily bike, I would look towards simpler steel frames and use the Grisley as a weekend bike; )

I've got one in nice condition, but I'm outside of the UK