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Re: Re: Looks fast in this view.. It's my first experience of Max :D , and I'm not disappointed. Stiff yet lively, hard to beat really. Cheers.

I've found out a little more to the story of LL93751. The G Brophey I bought it from is the original Gerard Brophey it was built for in 1993. I have built it up with what I had laying around so I could get a feel of it. So far..... damn it feels stiff. Handling feels fine, but haven't really...

Re: I'll certainly inform you Neil on how it rides.... Fortuitously it's relatively long in the top tube so there's a chance it'll fit fairly well. 57 st, 59 tt. Thanks, Sean.

Re: Some photos..... The story I've had is that G Brophey senior and junior refurbished the bike together at some stage as a project and that was when the orange paint was applied. The bike has in later years had some sort of manky looking repair to the rh chainstay which will some...

Re: I've bought it from a Gerry Brophey, whom I believe is the son of the original G Brophey. Pictures, yes give me an hour or two. Thanks again.

Re: Hello again Neil, I think we have a winner..... LL93751 Columbus Max lugged. The number on the steerer is 751 also (mistook the 5 for a 3 initially) I was getting led astray by the seller telling me it was built in 1995... What does the book of Lloyd have to say about this one. Thanks, Sean.

Re: No worries, will do,thanks. Regarding the Max question, I could have expressed myself more clearly. I was thinking in a general sense, from what you have seen. Certainly didn't expect you to examine in detail, my apologies for the miscommunication.

Re: Neil, greetings from Australia. I've recently bought a lugged frameset that was sold as a Dave Lloyd in Columbus Max. From your magic book, were there many frames made in Max? I won't have the frame here for another week or so, so I can't grind the paint off to check the bb numbers, but it...