Frame:
Simoncini?
More Info:
Gary Proud who built the frame up in the 80's vaguely recalls building it, pretty cool he's still working at Kendell Cycles all these years later. He thinks it might be a Simoncini, but I'm not convinced having an English BB shell and Shimano UFP-10 track ends/fork ends. Spoke to Garry and he thinks the frame was one of a few the shop bought from Ernie Clements in the 80's, as he often sold Dutch and Italian frames to them. Still unsure of the frame's identity, but hoping the mystery will be solved.
Added by jambon. Last updated about 6 years ago.
As of almost 8 years ago, jambon has indicated that they no longer own this bike.
13 Comments
should have kept the DT shifters IMO, but looks good either way... the DT shifters might get annoying after a while though.
Posted almost 10 years ago
Thanks for the comment. Out of interest why do you think it would get annoying shifting from the bars instead of downtube?
Posted almost 10 years ago
I see your point, although you you won't go as fast shifting from the DT ;)
Posted almost 10 years ago
Photos
stalag13 says:
Gahhh, why did you have the shifter braze-on taken off? So many unique elements to this, why cut a part off? :(
Posted almost 8 years ago
ghostridethewhip says:
+1
Posted almost 8 years ago
jambon says:
I see your point but this was never going to be a restoration. Hopefully knowing that the rust was cut out and the frame is now being used is some comfort :)
Posted almost 8 years ago