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    a good quality unknown vintage bike

    Going to be visiting my friend and his 'quality unknown vintage bike' in the next week - looking for a serial number on the bottom bracket, but I have remembered another clue in the meantime - the entire frame and forks appear to be chromed - anywhere on the frame the non original white paint is...
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    a good quality unknown vintage bike

    Well here is a link to the photo of the bottom bracket - http://www.flickr.com/photos/99752202@N06/12217901525/ - I dont know if this photo shows enough detail to add much in the way of clues for identification - The word 'Nervex' can be seen cast or stamped in there. Any more info or...
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    a good quality unknown vintage bike

    Okay thanks for that - In the next few days , I'll get a photograph of the Bottom Bracket , and post it here with the others as well as giving classic lightweights a go. Cheers
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    a good quality unknown vintage bike

    Thanks for that Keith - thats a make I hadn't followed - but have had a look at the Rotrax material on Hillary Stone , and Classic rendezvous - its possible it is a Rotrax , but the Nervex Lugs I see there aren't a match - and similarly cant see any of those those "bullet ends" on the seat...
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    a good quality unknown vintage bike

    :roll: - Very good - anyway - on with 'the quest ' - any suggestions, leads, whatever - gratefully received ! Cheers
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    a good quality unknown vintage bike

    My friend Mike bought this bike (hey that rhymes !) about a year or so ago. It came through an online auction site, so there was no chance to question the previous owner. Both he and I have spent hours and hours online trying to match the various lugs, attachments , profiles etc - so far...
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    Carlton International 1963/4 WIP

    Hi there, looks great - what make / model is the crankset ? Cheers
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    Carlton Criterium

    Yes - looks very 'snappy' - the 'metallic paint' seems to hold up well - down here in the antipodes - metallic paint usually deteriorates in the cleaner air - similarly with human skin, house paint etc :- (
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