On 04/05/2004 01:23 AM, "Terry McClintock"
<terry.mcclintock@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Can anyone enlighten me as to who may have made the frame shown at this link?
>
> http://home.att.net/
>
> It was sold to me as a Woodrup, but the seat lug doesn't look like any
> Woodrups I've seen (not that that means much). It has Campagnolo dropouts and
> fork ends, English threading, pro repaint, no decals and unknown tubing. A
> couple of long-time and knowledgeable frame builders have guessed it could be
> a Ron Cooper or a Witcomb. Again, the seat lug is not like my 70s UK Witcomb
> track bike. Any help would be appreciated.
Doesn't look like a Ron Cooper seat-cluster arrangement to me.
Ron sets the stays in more of a semi-fastback position, like so:
http://veloworks.com/
The stays on your frame are too high, and start to wrap around the cluster too much ...
Steven L. Sheffield Needs more coffee in Midvale, Utah
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