Why limit it to lugged frames? Many great pre and post war frames were fillet brazed. The best pre-war French makers often made their frames lugless.
Mike Kone in Boulder CO
> All these pre WWII frames I read about on CR and
\r?\n> salivate over the pictures of: do they ride as
\r?\n> wonderfully as they look? I have not yet ridden a
\r?\n> pre-war frame. With the same hub/rims/tires and drive
\r?\n> train on a pre-war frame and a post war frame, would
\r?\n> they ride about the same? Put another way, did frames
\r?\n> get better in the 50s and 60s and 70s, or were fine
\r?\n> lugged steel lightweight frames of the 20s and 30s
\r?\n> fundamentally just as good as the fine lugged steel
\r?\n> lightweight frames that came later?
\r?\n>
\r?\n> Don Wilson
\r?\n> Los Olivos, CA USA
\r?\n>
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\r?\n> D.C. Wilson dcwilson3@yahoo.com
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