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Lot 539 a super Rotrax.

Rotrax were known for curved bridges, lots of builders did them. The cable stop doesn't look to specific to me.

...10 speed Campagnolo Record (50, 40, 30 tooth) with its somewhat matching front mech and 12-27 Dura-Ace 10 speed cassette and 7703 GS derailleur controlled by indexed 7800 downtube shifters. So a classic sportive Campamano Acerecker 30 speed drivetrain for the Rotrax. Have A Great Morning...

Any Rotrax news, Mike?

Bromwich Paris Rotrax made a model called Shirley (an area of Southampton)

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Spendy, but lovely https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1363124561761327/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

...on borrowed time as it has a super long toptube (22 1/2") and I ride 21" square frames, I just don't get along with the handling. It's going to a better place... The garage wall of frames I like but don't work for me. The good news is all it's parts are going on a Rotrax sportive build.:) : Mike

Still haven't identified this frame, it does look a bit like how Rotrax are done, but the frame number doesn't work for Rotrax. It fits better as a R.O. Harrison, but I don't know much about them, is there any R.O. Harrison owners on here that might be able to give me some pointers?

Rotrax in 501? I don't think so.

I have that exact issue on the Rotrax, only way I could resolve it reasonably neatly (and without setting everything on fire) was to use a short run of cable outer from where the guide kick-up runs to the mech. I’ll try and get a picture later. The lever, that looks like the braze fitting is out?

Your Rotrax is just beautiful. We are now related as I bought It's 21" twin that's now living in Southern California. Congratulations on a very special bicycle, I have been after one for years, it truly is a small world. Best Wishes And Many Happy Miles: Mike

Yes please for the pic

...The brake bridge is a pretty arch, with unique reinforcement "claws" that wrap half way around the seatstays as if it were a beast. High end Rotrax frames are VERY rare, especially in the US. (Via Classic Lightweights) "Rotrax Cycles was founded in 1945 at 132 Shirley Road, Southampton...

That is apparently the colour of my 1989 Rotrax that has just been restored for me by one of the fine members of this very site, I bought it as one of a pair that had been made by the Shirley company for a couple who toured France on them in the 90's and into the early 2000s. It sports a Golden...

Hi, my son in law has a Rotrax that his sister saved from a skip, I've been telling him for years that I'd help him rebuild it but to no avail. Anyway, for almost a year I've had a few frames sat in the garage that I couldn't identify but yesterday I found out that one of them is ......... you...

...of months. There are reasons which I shan't bore everybody with. Finish building my bikes. I'm building two for my friend at the moment, a Rotrax and an 80s Raleigh rra. So mine have taken a back seat. A rather nice Dyna tech should be forthcoming in a couple of months. Lose some fat. Don't...

Mate built this up...1949 Super course

It is near so would take it if it had original forks...pending what the repair was about of course https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1112495629787586/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

The Rotrax was the best of the oldies, apart from the Unknown one! The Ti On One s/s cyclo Xer was however THE best!