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I've always been interested in weird and wonderful frame design, from Moulton multi tube /small wheel to Paris Galibier. First up, two designs which shouldn't work but I think really do : French built Ganolo curved seat tube and the the really avant garde carbon monocoque Vitus ZX1

I you need any of this Special Competition world bands decals I'm pretty sure I've got a few begging

Blimey that went cheap

That's really nice and in the team yellow /lime livery as well

Pre Brexit though, so no tax on it!

Razesa made some excellent frames. They made a few of Indurains tt bikes. I could have picked one up in Banesto colours in 2010 in Zaragoza , but getting it home would've been a nightmare.

Very purple, I like it!

What a monster!

Very classy but as stated above, it was probably farmed out to anther builder, Bianchi and Colnago did the same with their titanium offerings

Might be more if you broke it down into parts /wheels/frame

They've got a dedicated sub forum for big bikes and frames, and they're London based so you can get a bit more cash! Value wise I'm not sure, depending on the condition of the paint, maybe 4-600?

My particular favourite is the Ganolo with curved seat tube. They're not cheap though, the French love them and they go 2 grand upwards 🙄😁

I've seen that Aero 7 tubing before, it can be formed and found on loads of French frames.

I don't think they really had model names, just variations in frame tubings and finishing

It looks like a 63/64cm. About 25.5 inches. If you're doing it up to move it on, you might have a bit of luck on the LFGSS forum as they've got a big frame sub forum.

Italian, from one of the top producers, needs a good wash!

Tubs that have been well matured (ie hung up for a couple of years in a shop or your workshop) really gain quite a bit of toughness.

My experience also, no real difference to wired ons in terms of puncture protection

It's definitely not a Carlton Pro-Am, I've got one!

The forks don't look original to the frame