Roy Thame year?

[mccallay]

Hi folks, just picked this up today on the cheap and trying to identify roughy the year it could have been made? Can't make out the frame number. Guy told me its late 70s early 80s but he wasn't certain. Thanks

 

[Midlife]

Looks like a Falcon.. Wrapover stays, lugs, forks, pressed ends and lack of braze ons

 

[Nob]

Looks like a couple of ding marks on the seat tube unless it’s the light?

 

[mccallay]

Looks like a Falcon.. Wrapover stays, lugs, forks, pressed ends and lack of braze ons

Looks like a couple of ding marks on the seat tube unless it’s the light?

No ding marks on it must be the light. couple of paint scratches here and there but seems perfect structurally.

 

[Old Ned]

Looks like a Falcon.. Wrapover stays, lugs, forks, pressed ends and lack of braze ons

My thoughts also. Probably a respray fitted with RT transfers. Having a separate rear mech hanger rather than a 'proper' integral hanger is a clue as well.

 

[Nob]

I can’t ever remember seeing pump pegs on a falcon on the down tube one I’ve seen always on the top tube…

 

[Midlife]

Down tube pump pegs starting about half way down

http://classiclightweights.net/united-kingdom/falcon/falcon-catalogue/

 

[Nob]

Down tube pump pegs starting about half way down

http://classiclightweights.net/united-kingdom/falcon/falcon-catalogue/

Noted on the pegs

 

[mccallay]

Thanks for all the info guys, it seems that this bike is most likely a Falcon based on your replies and some digging I have been doing on the net, I am still no closer to a date for the bike guessing late 70s early 80s. Pretty happy with it for the 50 quid I paid. Thanks again

 

[Midlife]

50 quid top buy . Worth it for the pump, don't see many of them lol. I had several in the 70's with a Campag push attachment