Simoncini

John writes, "I got a 2002 Simoncini Super Record just back from the painters today.
Attached a couple of pics herewith and will have more in time as it progresses. Quite a rare machine I think."

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Bianchi

Martin writes in, "This is my Bianchi Proto MAX. I love it! It rides like a dream...ITM Stem, Monoplanar's, Shamal 12... Still the aero seat post missing but I hope to find one soon..."

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De Rosa

The De Rosa MAX of Rudolfo Massi, Ariostea team, 1990. Additional photos here.

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Bertoni

Note: "When I bought the bike I could not keep the seatpost from slipping. I eventually figured out that the problem was that the plow seatpost binder did not work. I modified the top of the seat tube by cutting a short vertical notch and then installing an external collar. This solved the problem."

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SOMEC

Note: SOMEC Promax, seat tube c-c 55cm, toptube c-c 55,5cm. Short history of SOMEC here.

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Noll

Note: Achim Noll, model SSK, MAX frame that appeared in the German magazine "Rad Magazine TOUR" of April, 1989. Thanks to György from Hungary for the images. If you have additional information about Noll frames please email me at address below.

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Panasonic

Note: additional photos of previously entered Panasonic (here).

Seller wrote, "It is a Panasonic pursuit frame, accepts a front 650c wheel only and it is actually stamped NJS! I didn't even know that pursuit frames could be NJS approved but this is the proof that is possible. As you can see from picture number 9 this frame was manufactured in 1995, the first two numbers in the NJS frames correspond to the manufactured year."

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