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Thanks, I've already narrowed it down to three models but just wondered if I could pin it down to one specific model.

Hi all, I know it's possible to date a Claud Butler from frame number but is it possible to find the model from that number if the frame has been painted? Thanks Evets

Thanks for that very informative reply, although I did believe the Super European was 531 tubing and the same frame geometry as the Torino and Cordon Bleu. At the time it was the most expensive of the 1965 range. I gleaned this information from the brochures of 1964 through to 1967.

In 'old money' a 23 inch frame, I don't know what that equates to in cms or S to XL

Looking for a Claud Butler Super European, prefer 1965 model.

That's why I'm happy to build up a bike using period items. The question remains however, are all the frames from thay year the same, if not where can I find the frame specs to start off with a correct base.

Once again thanks for the link, I have now found the previous catalogues. I already have a copy of the 1966 catalogue, however as far as I can see it doesn't answer my question as I can see no detailed frame specifications. If I'm missing something please point me in the right direction.

Thanks for the link but it only covers bikes from 1985.

Can any of you knowledgeable people tell me if the 1966 road bikes used different frames or a common frame with different equipment? I have been looking for a specific model without success so I'm now considering if I can source the period parts to build a replica of a bike I owned in my teens.

Due to a change of plans this has been sold to a fellow enthusiast.

Due to a change of plan I no longer need the running gear (mostly Campagnolo) from the bike so it's available complete. I am motivated to sell so offers are invited. The frame is 56cms bottom bracket to seat post and 97cms between wheel centers.

I'm collecting the bike in the next 10 days or so, I've been delayed due to other projects. The bike is coming from a friend so I've been under no pressure to collect it. I will message you the details as soon as I get it.

Hi, I've just bought a retro bike for the campanolo running gear but I don't need the frame or forks. I have no exact dimensions at the moment as I haven't yet picked up the bike. The frame is marked up as a Vitus carbon frame from the late 80's or early 90's. It is badged up as a Peugeot and I...