Owen, I'm absolutely no help on identifying the bike, but I sure like its lines. And it looks like it's my size! Good catch.
Guy Taylor Jealous in Anaheim, CA
-------------- Original message from "Owen Nielsen" <onielsen@vt.edu>: --------------
> Hola,
>
> I have a track bike of unknown origins that I am trying hard to
> identify. My hope is to restore it to something near its original
> condition, or to a condition similiar to the time in which it was made.
>
> Here is what I know. The bike came from my uncle's garage. It is
> painted all silver and has no logo's or badges of anykind. The bottom
> bracket is stamped on the top left with "RGF" and the underside with
> "T559K." The rear dropouts are stamped "Brev Campagnolo." I took some
> pictures and sent them to Tom Kellogg. He gave the following info:
> Tube set: Columbus PS
> Crown: Cinelli FC
> Lugs: Cinelli bulge forged
> Bottom bracket: Gargette RGF
>
> The bike came from my uncle with Campagnolo Pista components (hubs,
> cranks, seatpost). It has Japanese bars and a Nashbar stem now. I'm
> not sure what was on it originally.
>
> You can see some pictures at the following address.
> http://filebox.vt.edu/
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can take more pictures, take
> measurements, do whatever, if it would help to identify the bike.
>
> Thank you,
> Owen Nielsen
> Blacksburg, VA
> Go Hokies!