Mystery steel frame bike identification XT730/732 components

[greruslan]

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

 

[TreaderSteve]

You'd best get it bought and see if some serial number checking provides further clues to it being a Pinarello (or not)!

 

[pete_mcc]

Do you happen to have any photos of Mark Nobilette frames from that time maybe

Here’s the only one online with the paint job he did a few times

 

[greruslan]

Here’s the only one online with the paint job he did a few times

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

 

[sickpup]

I've seen Italian Columbus tubed frames before with no branding of any kind on them. They also had Nisi Dart rims and M730/732 on them but no U brake.
Yugoslavia while it existed was very close to Italy, lots of stuff smuggled across the water.