Rick wrote:
> life blossom wrote:
>> life blossom wrote:
>>> Jay Hill wrote:
>>>> Rick wrote:
>>>>> ...the International
>>>>
>>>>
http://sheldonbrown.com/retroraleighs/catalogs/1976/images/05-76-international.jpg
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> That's not it, but almost. I'll get more info and a picture up on the
>>> net in a day or so.
>>
>> Pictures of bike at this link:
>>
>> http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/old_puffer/album?.dir=a10cre2
>>
>> The bike looks red in the pic's, but more orange in real life.
>>
>> Thanks for any help with model/year and value if you can
>
> I looked at all the pictures and I think you've got a bike which was
> upgraded with Campy stuff, but wasn't originally spec'd that way. The
> derailleurs are Nuovo Record which was really good equipment. Until
> around 1977 or so, it was their top of the line. The crank however
> doesn't look right, and in fact, looks like a Japanese crank made by
> Sugino. Does the marking on the crank arm have any words or identifying
> marks?
>
> The lugwork and the dropouts on the frame are indicative of a relatively
> inexpensive model. Are there any decals on the frame indicating the type
> of tubing used in the frameset?
>
> I doubt there is much economic value to your bike.
>
> Rick
Right now it's the serial # that has me stumped no letters in it? Value
of bike I really don't care about, I can get my money back in parts I'm
sure. The Brooks saddle I think is an old Swallow, but I'm still
checking on it as the tag is missing.
****mano I think was on the crank, and I didn't see any reynolds steel
decals on frame or forks.
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