Help Columbus frame with Ritchey drop outs what make?
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Anybody think it could be a Sunn? Their serial numbers start with an 'S' followed by year of manufacture. Lots of examples of plated frames (usually chrome but some look to be nikel). The Radical in the '94 brochure has a similar seatclamp albeit facing the opposite way.
http://www.le-jurassien.com/sunn/catalo ... mmes94.php
http://www.le-jurassien.com/sunn/catalo ... mmes94.php
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The fork date stamp matches with the frame 'date stamp' as well as you may have guessed.
We_are_Stevo
Old School Grand Master
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...except the only pictures of Sunn frames I can find all have the cable-stops on the side of the top tube, not the top.
We_are_Stevo":35na3dst said:
Might have been manufatured in same factory with slightly different specs? There was a recent thread that listed where various Sunn frames were made. Not too sure where I'm going with this... Perhaps if the factory were identified then you could draw up a short list based on who they were building for? Seems a lot of work. All you really need to know is, it's a nice frame that wants building and riding.
one-eyed_jim
Old School Grand Master
Nope, definitely not. Steel Specializeds never used top-routed gear cables, weren't built with Columbus tubing or shaped main tubes, had distinctive "Direct Drive" stays, and didn't use that style of seat collar.We_are_Stevo":19nhml3e said:
No idea what it is though.
We_are_Stevo
Old School Grand Master
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Well whatever it is I like the look of it, and it should make for a nice build... 
