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Me too! Here a some pics of the few Ancora bikes in the internet I could find so far: 1925 (Modell B : Lusso da Viaggio (Randonneur)) 1927 (Modell B as well) 1937 (Without a Modell Number but apparently the same as above) (All pics from private collectors on registrostoricocicli.com)...

Mmhh. Not sure about that. Some of the old bikes had some sort of lever at this position.

Hi! I recently purchased a pretty old frame made by Ancora (Milano) and while some infos about the company as well as some pictures of bikes are out in the web, most of the stuff has restricted access via www.registrostoricocicli.com or isn't online any longer. Maybe you have some ideas...

Thanks! The Itisa looks good and according to the classic specs it is reasonable light weight indeed. Hard to find though, but maybe sewing something myself would be an option... As for the hub recommendatiobd, with 126mm finding a disc hub might be a long search. I wonder what might be less...

Here you go: https://m.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/stahlrad-groesse-58-peugoet-bahnrad-rennrad/2158788688-217-10618

No, unfortunately not. I only had a look on a quite similar track bike, Peugeot labled a few weeks ago. If I find any info regarding serial numbers on Peugeot, I'll let you know :) And of course, if its French, chances are that the threading (BB) and the stem (22.0 instead of 22.2) could be a...

It all began with my 1970s Gazelle Sprinter I found abandoned on the street in December 2020. Despite it was to large for me, I used to ride it quite often during last that year, till a back injury kept my arm numb for months and me basically off any bike activities. Since, I was drawn to the...

From the lugs (and the probably missleadind T.A. cranks): my guess would be Peugeot...

Oh yes, forgot about that: 135mm @chickenbones