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Wastyn late 20’s early 30’s

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Look Ma, No Hands!
I had some questions about this bike maybe being a Goossens rather than a Wastyn so I’m posting a few photos for comparison. If you have a Goossens please post a few photos.

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LOL, Private message thought it was possible the bike was a Goossens, you know, like the one you have with the jerseys and spare wheels. I searched for the post you had from long ago but couldn’t find it.
I couldn't find the pics either, not a gossens, first glance thought wastyn, but maybe not, could be an early bastide with the sleeved chain stays

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let's see the front of the head tube, any holes for badge
Nope, no holes.

Guess I need to clarify, I believe with about 90% certainty that the bike is a Wastyn. As I told the original Caber that messaged me I spent a considerable amount of time researching and comparing to other bikes of this type-era. Afterward, when I was reasonably sure what the bike was I sent Scott Wastyn some photos and he stated it looked like one of their bikes. Now does that mean it’s a Wastyn with 100% certainty, nope, but it’s about as close as you can get.

Here are a couple photos for comparison

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This bike has the same head tube and lug cutouts, I found 4 or 5 other bikes with the same configuration and Wastyn decals. After I posted the photos another Caber sent me some photos of his frame.

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The fork is a bit different, and the frame geometry looks a bit more road than track, but the head tube and cutouts are the same. The chain stays are also almost identical in the way they attach to the bottom bracket.
 
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The Goossens bikes I have seen all have the same head tube cutouts.
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Wastyn, Pop Brennan and others also used this configuration, but I have only seen this type cutout on all Goossens bikes. If someone has a Goossens with a different head tube cutout I would love to see it.
 
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