Hi all,
Walking through NYC, I came across the silver bike on the pictures. I was struck by its sleek lines, but it had no brand name, nor decals on the frame. I am kind of new to road bikes, and the maker might be a famous one. The joint between the lugs and tubes is almost seamless, and I've never seen lugs like these. I don't even know which goes into which, whether lugs into tubes, or vice versa. The headset tube also incorporates the lugs that take the downtube and top tube! If anyone will help me identify it, I'd appreciate it. It seems to have been bought as a frame and built with aftermarket components. I wonder if the fork is made by the same maker. Are the knobs in the downtube provisions for shifters levers, or just stops for the shifter cables? It had about 12 speeds (definitely 2 chainrings). The pictures here are the only ones I took (I should have taken more, I know)
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Walking through NYC, I came across the silver bike on the pictures. I was struck by its sleek lines, but it had no brand name, nor decals on the frame. I am kind of new to road bikes, and the maker might be a famous one. The joint between the lugs and tubes is almost seamless, and I've never seen lugs like these. I don't even know which goes into which, whether lugs into tubes, or vice versa. The headset tube also incorporates the lugs that take the downtube and top tube! If anyone will help me identify it, I'd appreciate it. It seems to have been bought as a frame and built with aftermarket components. I wonder if the fork is made by the same maker. Are the knobs in the downtube provisions for shifters levers, or just stops for the shifter cables? It had about 12 speeds (definitely 2 chainrings). The pictures here are the only ones I took (I should have taken more, I know)
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