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7...up until this weekend :oops: Restored 1926 Gents BSA single-speed (28-inch wheels). Half-restored 1930s Royal Enfield with SA 3-speed quadrant-change. un-restored 1940s Ladies Humber with SA 3-speed, chain-bath, and twin fork stays. restored 1950s childs Phillips with cute little...

Hi Neil, Thanks, not sure how much it weighs but it sure feels a whole lot lighter than my Team Dyna-Tech with the 2070 tubing, and (heavy) Campagnolo Centaur groupset. What's the best way to weigh a built cycle, any-ideas? Is it a case of weighing myself, then doing the same again but...

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Thanks for the nice comments. :oops: Ferrus, will let you know how it rides when it stops raining, don't wanna get this baby dirty, haha :D

At last this new machine for my collection is on-the-road. Frame was found for sale on the Ebay site back in March (2009), it was NOS and was bought for a build by a chap in Holland but never used. Since then I have been picking-up NOS and used parts both here in RetroBike and from Ebay...

I fgund some at home back in April, see thread http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=57442 I have used one of the stickers (Sacrifice your soul, and fall in love with the bleat of a summers day) on my Dyna-Tech MT5 build. Sure would be great, though, if Gil_m could reproduce...

Joop Zoetemelk, 1980 Tour de France Winner riding for TI-Raleigh Campagnolo. You can't see much of his wheels in the first pic but it would have been like the one in the second pic. Still my favourite Team colours for a bike.

Dyna-Tech Ti shop-display forks I think these are the 'rarest' (and most unusual) items I own. I acquired these off EBay with the intention of using them on my MT5 build but decided, after many suggestions from fellow Retro-bikers, not to use them and to retain them as a curio. Whilst...

"A Berlin inventor has come up with an electric bike which you power by pedalling. The 'E-Rockit' has zero emissions and can reach speeds of 50mph." ...not that you could afford one just now... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8147104.stm

Well.....my Workbike is my work bike. A Pashley Workbike, but known affectionately as Linford. Why Linford? Well he is fast, black, and carries a lot 'up-front', if you know what I mean, ladies :wink: A marvellous machine and no-one would DARE to steal him because he is just so bl**dy...

Hi Chris667, I recently purchased a pair of Dyna-Max forks from Bland for my MT5-build and, at the time, he also had another pair of forks from a Dyna-Tech available for sale (see pic below). He may still have them available. If you are interested it may be worth sending him a PM. Here...

Well, being a keen Raleigh fan, and the owner of a Dyna-Tech team replica and a (soon-to-be-on-the-road) MT5 Dyna-Tech, it HAS to be the Team Dyna-Tech for my vote! :-)

Hi, Got a pair of black Campagnolo Centaur levers, NOS from the early 1990s, if they're of any use. Asking £40 posted. Cheers

Top chap to deal with. The Deore pedals will now look 'sweet' on my Dyna-Tech MT5 build. All-the-best, Clive

AND ME TOO!! Campagnolo Centaurs on my Team Dyna-Tech shed one of these somewhere, somewhen, so I'm also sans one black cap. Must be a Campag design fault.

Deore Thumb Shifters, please. PM on its' way. Cheers

Hi I'd like these please, if they are still available, Lx M550 pedals NOS £18 . I'll PM you right now... Cheers

A 'racer' for Grannygrinder... 1958 AJS 350cc 7R

Just a few images from my collection... I also don't ride them but love anything old and mechanical (and preferably British). :D

Here is an image from a Raleigh Dyna-tech leaflet from the 1990s which may be of some help. To view the full leaflet in Adobe Acrobat use this link: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/mai ... emId=51205