Help identify this sweetheart...

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Hey Guys, this is my first post here, hope I'm doing everything right, if not, forgive me.

I bought that bike a few years ago, in the state you can see on the top of the first photo, then I recover it like it is now.

I would like to identify the frame/fork brand, but it's been hard, since some clues leads to Zeus, others to Razesa and some to BH... (maybe it's none...) so I would like your help to identify it somehow... the frame does not have serial number, nor either the fork, two distinct characteristics are, the aero fork (the seatstays have the exact same format) and seat post and the brake cable guides on the frame, also it cames with all component Zeus in the begining except the rear cassete, it was shimano, but I swapped it with a Zeus. If you need anything else, like photos or info, just let me know.

Thanks in advance,

Cheers.

 

[classic33]

Zeus last produced frames in 1980. But the more I look, the more I see that isn't quite right.
Lug on the top of the seat tube looks odd, and there appears to be a dent in the right-hand fork in your second picture.
Paint looks heavy and could be hiding a multitude of problems, if there are any. It also hides the outlines of the lugs themselves.

 

[midlife]

Internal cable routing and unicrown type fork seems to place it after Zeus stopped making frames.

 

[Sharky]

Can't really help, but is it a non UK bike?

 

[Drago]

I'm sort of with Lance O'Classic in that the frame finish looks suspiciously thick to me. Why, I wonder? The lugs don't mark it out as anything terribly exciting, although that doesn't mean its not a nice frame to ride.

To my eye the forks look wrong and may not be original to the frame. I could well be wrong, but thats my gut call.

So my vague guess is something decent enough, if not actually remarkable, with different forks, disguised with an iffy finish, and stickered up to be something else entirely. Id be inclined to simply enjoy it for what it is as I suspect you'll drive yourself nuts trying to identify it and may well never succeed.