I can't tell the brand although the cut around the front of the head lugs are the only things that cry "Bianchi" to me. I recently acquired a similar bike from another listmember (Thank you Kevin!) the seat lug, at least, was made by Emilio Bozzi and almost universally used on Italian bikes until the early 1960's. The fork on the ebay bike not only doesn't look Bianchi but doesn't look very Italian.
David Feldman
Vancouver, WA
> There is a rust bucket Cambio Corsa bicycle on ebay (1079595748) that is
> listed as a Bianchi. I emailed he seller to tell him the head lugs and
seat
> stay attachment identify it as something other than a Bianchi, as I'm 99%
> sure they were using their proprietary headlugs and headset at that point.
> Dave in Martinez said it has the same fork crown and similar lugs to a
> Cinelli Riviera that he is aware of. I imagine there were a limited number
of
> high quality lugs, crowns and BB shells available at the time, high
quality
> meaning grotty sand castings that with enough filing could be made to look
> pretty good. Any body know what it is?
> Stevan Thomas
> Alameda, CA
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