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Can I buy it please ?

Hi all I refurbed this bike last week at a cycle charity that I volunteer at and they have it for sale for £135. it is very good and hasn't had much use .It has had New chain /inner and outer cables /and new tyres / front and rear brakes Due to age not wear. https://www.rideoncycling.org/ The...

Yes it is biopace and I thought I might get some grief about the pedals.I don't like toeclips and the original pedals were one sided so I had those sitting about and used them to keep costs down.

Well it's now my Pub / Pop up the shops bike . Before & after Total cost including purchase and powder coating £125

Do you have a local bike charity as a frame like that they would strip and discard. So you should be able to get one super cheap or for a donation

I have now sorted the adjuster screw problem I have made 2 as the other brass one was bent and weak .I used 2 M6 steel screws and nuts 1. super glued a nut on each screw 2. Ground down the nut to the suitable size. 3. Cut to length . 4.Tomorrow I will take to a guy up the road to have the...

Thanks Jim for the effort but they both look bent at the end which seems to be a common problem there is a guy on here who repairs them I have messaged him and I am waiting for a reply.

Can anyone point me to anywhere in the uk who could suppy one Mafac brake lever cable adjuster like the ones below or has anyone got a spare . https://www.aquadentalv.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=793989

The bottom bracket is standard English

I picked up the saddle today from the guy and it is a 1998 saddle

A bit more info I contacted the guy I bought it off and he said the the person who he bought it off said it was a Milk race branded bike.I have Googled again and found nothing .

I don't think it's an MBK none have the cable guides along the top tube

could it be sonething like this the forks look the same and the lugs although it has mudguard bosses

Hi when I bought this bike it was for a few parts rims and brake shrouds. The fella said it was a Raleigh Milk Race but I think not. The frame has no bosses the put mudguards on for starters and the forks don't look the same. It has chan star brakes Sugino mp crank and Araya 700c Alloy rims ...

I will Tomorrow but there doesn't seem to be anything that a tool can be used on this hup is 1970s so none of the modern tools seem useable.

I have a wheel I want to respoke and I need to remove the complete freewheel to fit the drive side spokes as the spokes still catch when you try to insert them as you can see most of the original spokes are bent close to the hub. I have removed the cogs but I need to know how to remove the rest...

This is my first go at a road bike I have been riding and collecting retro mountain bikes for a while and now I have bought this today frame condition is very good few age related marks but not alot. I would like help putting an age to it, the frame number is stamped on the rear drive side dropout

For anyone thinking of having a go at building a wheel or 2 this is the simplest and straight forward Youtube video I have found to lace a wheel just watch it 4 times and away you go as for the dishing you need to keep checking that as you go.I am just starting on the road of wheelbuilding and...

I think the stuff to use is what they use for bonding golf clubs together. Ideally, your golf epoxy should have a PSI number of over 2500 PSI. The GolfWorks shafting epoxy is a great option because of its high torque resistance and shear strength.

Can you please tell me what CL is? (it was on CL for 25 days