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Nishiki TT/Pursuit bike

By korbs on 04/29/2008. Bike tags: Single speed | Road bike | campagnolo | funny bike | pursuit | more tags >>
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steel Nishiki 86' Pursuit / TT

3T & nitto b201,or Nitto Deluxe & Nitto RM-019

unknown fork, hatta vesta

velocity aerohead 520mm (24"): leVel front track hub (3rd photo shows mushed mavic cpx 650c: shoved on so i could see angles)

Mavic cpx22 laced to formula

sugino xD; sugino 103mm

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MKS sylvan, izumi

Found this bike laying around my parents house. Apparently was built up with whatever parts for my old man a few years back. wheels smaller than 650c are much harder to find that we thought. So it just sat

awesome custom paint job. pictures dont do it justice.

Singlespeed until i can get the groupset i want for it. Building front wheel at Trophy bikes w/ my boy dave w





People who friended this bike dustin, Lighting Monkey, CONDENADO, RobLongTALLpantsBOB
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Nishiki Linear

Submitted by bad wrench on 09/18/2008.

The bike may well be a Nishiki Linear. The top beveled ends of the seatstays should have "NISHIKI" cast into them, at least mine does.

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linear...

Submitted by korbs on 09/22/2008.

yes, you very well maybe right. but as you can see, no cast lettering is visible beause of the aftermarket, custom paint job. good stuff.

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Its Def a nishiki. with a. . .

Submitted by korbs on 08/02/2008.

Its Def a nishiki. with a non original fork.

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GT?

Submitted by drbnpg on 04/30/2008.

What makes you think it's a GT? The seatstays? Those are called Hellenic stays, and a lot of companies have used them.
Sweet bike, nonetheless.

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nashbar

Submitted by bartholomew on 04/30/2008.

could be an old nashbar frame. seriously.

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GT, quite possibly not

Submitted by korbs on 04/30/2008.

Yeah, having the rear tringle attached further on the top tube rather than where the top tube meets the seat tube is signature gt style. Im not familiar with other companies who have done such a thing. It was just a guess, but im looking forward to finding out who really made this frame.

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Maybe Russian in origin

Submitted by Lighting Monkey on 06/09/2008.

I have a bike with what looks to be an identical frame (I'll check measurements when I get home). It's branded 'Maurizio' and all I've been able to find out about it so far is that the Ti frames were imported from Russia to the Netherlands for painting and branding by the company that now male Be-One bikes (Blomson International).

I'll stick up some photos for comparison in the next day or so.

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