Track Frame ID

ben_is_fixed
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Track Frame ID

Postby ben_is_fixed » Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:27 am

Time to pay everybodies favourite game :lol:

I've had this frame for a while and have never been too fussed with its origins. But last night I was giving it an overhaul and noticed some significant markings that someone may recognise.

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Serial Number 1248. There is a II Marked above serial and a faint 'N' or 'Z' before the number

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Again a 'N' or 'Z' under the chainstay(this also appears on fork steerer)

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Seat cluster, wrap around stays

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Drop outs, no markings.

If anyone recognises these markings, particularly the Z or N, I'd be interested to what they are

Thanks

ben_is_fixed
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Re: Track Frame ID

Postby ben_is_fixed » Mon Sep 12, 2011 3:39 pm

Anyone? Did Zorro build frames?

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Re: Track Frame ID

Postby Torana68 » Mon Sep 12, 2011 5:32 pm

ben_is_fixed wrote:Anyone? Did Zorro build frames?
:D more pickies...... especially head area

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Re: Track Frame ID

Postby cotterpin » Sun Jul 29, 2012 10:37 pm

Hi ben-is-fixed, the hacksaw cuts on the chainstay and steerer may have been done at Mascot Cycles ( Sandblasters & Painters Carlton Victoria).
As Mascots could have up to 30 frames on the floor on any given day, every frame was given an individual I.D to avoid mixups.
If the makings were done at Mascots your frame may be a Cecil Walker or a Hillman. If you contact Barry at Hillman Cycles he may be able
to confirm the serial number.

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