hello,
I have a frame and its brand is unknown. the frame has a number on the
bottom bracket shell: KBBW02825.
if anyone has similar letters printed on the frame, and know the brand
please let me know.
I would appreciate any help.
thanks,
geos
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hello,
I have a frame and its brand is unknown. the frame has a number on the
bottom bracket shell: KBBW02825.
if anyone has similar letters printed on the frame, and know the brand
please let me know.
I would appreciate any help.
thanks,
geos
On Sat, 04 Mar 2006 13:41:50 +0100, geos <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:hello,
I have a frame and its brand is unknown. the frame has a number on the
bottom bracket shell: KBBW02825.if anyone has similar letters printed on the frame, and know the brand
please let me know.I would appreciate any help.
This is just a guess, but it might be one of Kent's units; there's a
contact address on their website at www.kentbicycle.com
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i rode past a little pony - knock out!!
Werehatrack said:This is just a guess, but it might be one of Kent's units; there's a
contact address on their website at www.kentbicycle.com
hello Werehatrack, and thanks for suggestion. it seems not to be the
case, though. the frame is a road frame, and looks like this:
maybe this picture will be helpful.
thanks,
geos
there's a warrant out on that frame
On Sat, 04 Mar 2006 23:40:57 +0100, geos <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Werehatrack said:This is just a guess, but it might be one of Kent's units; there's a
contact address on their website at www.kentbicycle.comhello Werehatrack, and thanks for suggestion. it seems not to be the
case, though. the frame is a road frame, and looks like this:maybe this picture will be helpful.
The dropout's der tab cutout looks a lot like the one Giant uses, but
several others are similar IIANM. The bent chainstays look sort of
Giant-ish as well. A trip to a well-equipped parts counter to find
the tab that matches that recess might narrow the range of makers
immediately.
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Werehatrack said:...The bent chainstays look sort of
Giant-ish as well.
Excuse me. Bent *seat* stays.
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