Swap KGB cycles Mig 3.3 aerospace titanium mountain bike frame for trade for Elevated chainstay bikes or frames.

[MuchAlohaNui]

Does your MIG have a serial number? My frame does not have a serial number anywhere. Not on the BB housing not on the rear dropouts..nothing. Nothing looks tampered with; nothing cut off or sanded off. This frame I have is quite small too. Around 17" or so.

In your message you threw me Simplon as a possible lead, but those are serial numbered.

 

[BigRussianBen]

Does your MIG have a serial number? My frame does not have a serial number anywhere. Not on the BB housing not on the rear dropouts..nothing. Nothing looks tampered with; nothing cut off or sanded off. This frame I have is quite small too. Around 17" or so.

In your message you threw me Simplon as a possible lead, but those are serial numbered.

Well my kgb is not serial numbered but I have seen other KGB frames and they all have the same features. Your frame doesn’t seem to have those features. At one point there were a few groups making frames out of titanium in Russia but I can’t really say if that frame you have is one of them….

BigBen

 

[rydelhigh]

I have what appears to be one of these KGB Cycles Mig frames, however mine only weighs 2lbs 14oz!!

I was told Caloi (Brazil) had them painted for a USA mountainbike racing team in the mid 90s, but who really knows.

It's for 1-1/8" headset, 70mm Italian bottom bracket, 135mm spacing. Can anyone confirm seat post size? I'm guessing 29.6mm but haven't verified.

Some other examples I found online had 1-1/4" head tube.

Thanks