Hi Peter,
The seller is not knowledgeable and I'm trying to get answers to questions, but it looks like 5spd 120mm spacing to me. Campy drop-outs, Campy headset, TTT Record stem with Cinelli bars, TA crank, Mafac cantilever brakes -- speculatively, those parts may be original? The Phil Wood hubs with Weinmann concave rims, Phil Wood BB, and the derailleurs look to me like upgrades done by a reasonably knowledgeable owner. But that's all speculation on my part.
David
David G. White Burlington, VT
Peter Jourdain wrote:
> Hi, David---
>
> Dynamo boss on the port-side rear seat stay strongly
> suggests French manufacturer. (Or, more remotely, even
> a custom American builder who was into dynamos.) Were
> the bike British I would expect it to have a
> fork-mounted lamp boss, not a dynamo. The boss itself
> is a somewhat distinctive design which might provide
> more clues...buy our framebuilding pros could tell you
> much more. Pump pegs on the seat tube might further
> narrow the maker...Looks like Campy dropouts...What's
> the rear spacing, 6-speed/126?
>
> Peter Jourdain
> Working on it in Whitewater, Wisconsin
>
>
> --- "David G. White"
> <whiteknight@burlingtontelecom.net> wrote:
>
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've got an opportunity to buy a bike with a touring
>> frame that is
>> somewhat interesting to me. Not in great shape and a
>> rattle can
>> re-paint, with no obvious markings that I can see in
>> the photos. But
>> there are a few distinctive features on the frame
>> itself -- for example
>> the particular shape of the seat stay flutes and the
>> braze-ons for the
>> cable guides and stops on the downtube to enable use
>> of bar-cons.
>>
>> Can anyone identify this bike?
>>
>>
>>
> http://www.wooljersey.com/
>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> David
>>
>> David G. White
>> Burlington, VT
>>
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