Recent content by tspencer

Mystery solved thanks to Tel. Graham Weigh thinks it's one of his stock models from the late Eighties - although that is one seriously spec'd 'stock' bike. He says the frame painting was done by a guy in Belgium who has long since retired, and that "these frames were not over-lacquered as I know...

Thanks for the interest and tips. Does look a lot like the Daccordi paint, and the component set is very close the the Merckx builds, but the 753R tubes discounts both of those I think. Specialist frame builder looks like the way to go - have contacted Graham Weigh cycles to see if they have a clue.

Pics added.

Bike shop informs me I've been riding a rare item on my turbo trainer, and should get it restored. I want to do it properly, but can't find much out about the bike, which is thinly painted in the original red and white Shimano colours. Its a 753c frame with internal cable routing, cinelli bottom...