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I can check mine. If I remember correctly they are steel ones but I haven't used them quite some time and they are wrapped in Newbaum's bar tape...

Why not running the Roberts with a flat or alt-bar? Would still looking good and might be right for your wife. Its a lovely bike though!

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Holy moly - that is a great machine. Almost madmaxesque...

Funny, I saw the pics and knew it has to Berlin ...

hi, regreting selling both of my konas in the past, i wanna give it another try. so i am looking for: • a pre 1990 kona cinder cone frame (prefered) or frameset with p2 • size 19" or 21" thank you!

Hi! For my 50s C. Bertrand I am looking for a decent 1" GB Spearpoint stem with about 70-90mm length. Thanks!

Uhhh, pretty :) GLWS

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Would be interested in it as well. Please let me know if its nothing for @foz Cheers

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Hi, I have some parts and frames for sale: 1. 1930s Ancora frame, made in Milano Specs: ST (c-t): 57cm TT (c-c): 58.5cm HT: 1"; 12cm BB: ITA Threaded Rear hub: 110mm Its 60€ for EU/GB shipping 2. Diamant (GDR) forks Unknown GDR made forks with: Steerer: 16.5cm AC: 37.5cm Spacing...

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Even with 20"/21" I doubt that the steerer would be long enough on the forks. Stumpies allways came with pretty short headtubes. But a rather cheapish and apperantly quicker solution: get your current steerer lenghtend...

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/376388/ Thats the original post on lfgss. If I remember correctly it was about 90£ or so but can be mistaken of course...

It has been on lfgss (wadi2 I think) as well... Nice frames indeed :)

Hi! For my new project I am looking for some 50s/60s parts - it will be a British frameset hence, British parts will be prefered: • fixed gear hub, 120mm, 32/36° • handlebars (the modell known as "North Road" as wide as possible • stem, 90mm, no or not much negative rise, but long steerer...

Just because winter is coming ....l ... again.

Well. Good that I am not a mathematician... Turning the formula around, i.e. 32.5" inseam minus 11" = 21.5" seattube... But well, as we have seen fashion rules :)

So, aside of the practical lesson in Einstein's theorey (thank you @The History Man ) you basically disagree with the notion of a smaller frame. Given the above rule of thumbs my 23.5" Raleigh minus 11" equals 32.5" inseam lenght. That of course must be set into relation to the give tire size...