What bike is this?

[Reluctant]

From the frame number - maybe a Liyang?
http://www.liyangbikes.com/index01.asp

There were around back in the day and still going now. They're the kind for factory who probably made bikes to be re-branded by other people.

 

[NeilM]

From the frame number - maybe a Liyang?
http://www.liyangbikes.com/index01.asp

There were around back in the day and still going now. They're the kind for factory who probably made bikes to be re-branded by other people.

I didn't know they were still going, I had a AL750 frame back in 1992/3. It was an excellent frame, but was sold on when I built my Zaskar LE in 94.

As far as this bike is concerned, it looks like a lot of fun, I'd just build it up and ride it.

 

[Retro_Roy]

hi
i like it. would build it and ride it for sure. slatter paint is cool. decals have a suble nishiki look to them. with the `All Terrain' box into the name.
roy

 

[Retro_Roy]

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... t=#1428271

 

[We_are_Stevo]

I'd remove the 'Cooper' decals and get gil_m to make me up a set of blue Bianchi decals for it, then fully kit it out with Campag...

...that would keep them guessing, and make a very cool bike

 

[godders]

I may be WAY off here ... but theres a company in the uk called "cooper" that makes frames ... or used to, ive seen a few come up on flebay now and again, only seen road or track frames but theres something about it that reminds me of them :?:
Mick

 

[MarinBiker]

Thanks, I finsihed the bike yesterday. I have cleaned and oiled all parts
and managed to find the missing parts. Now it is original - Exage 300LX ballbearing, exage 300 LX 7 speed two way shifters, exage country cantis, Exage 300 LX gear mech etc.

Will post some pics riding it.