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I think that would have put me off without even looking at the frame in detail 8)the colour of it after new spray job when got is 'lambourgini burnt orange and yellow with cobolt blue stickers.
Here is a Pulse of the same sort of age
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same frame stripped from the rear 😯
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I am still convinced it is a Klein but a Pulse not an Attitude or even worse something else compltley. The Pulse was the budget Klein frame so isnt as fandangly built as the Attitude
As am I ferrit32.. But they all want to convince themselves that it isn't a Klein, so let them have their fun!
EDIT: That Pulse looks nice when polished! I liked mine, but the Attitude that I got to replace it was definitely more springy in the rear end.. The Pulse was rather dead feeling in comparison. Both went up hills like stink though!
I should have kept my gob shut called it a ringer and the gone ans bought it. Its only up the road from me!.
This would make a nice single speeder with carbon forks and some lightweight kit on it.
I had a Treklein attitude for a while, still a nice bike but not a patch on the real thing
No, unique to Klein.
Rear-facing dropouts? Not quite -- my Mountain Cycle Moho had them too. Not that anyone would confuse that with a Klein 😉
98 Pulse. Klein tubeset welded by Trek,
Likely to be held together by the shite paint job.
Horrible
That polished frame looks fantastic.
So it in fact [i]is[/i] a Klein.
I saw a Motobecane branded bike in a 2nd hand sale in France the other week with a Klien fade paintjob on it. At first I thought I had a bargain (100 euros for a complete bike) but the stickers and detail as I got closer told the truth. Chances are this is a similar thing but someone is trying to pull a fast one (or did on the current seller)