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"How about some pictures of it in the Bulgarian countryside?" That would look quite cool. Remember it might look quite boring to you, but your countryside looks interesting to us. :)

I wouldn't say high quality. Maybe low end? "The name stands for Joseph JOBAFA Bachtenkirch bicycles". I think they were Norwegian? Made bikes in the 70's and 80's. They went bankrupt in 1986. Looks like a nice, solid bike though. I'd just ride it and enjoy riding it.

Just the shorter drop ones available now! Still available! Alhonga dual pivot caliper brakes 38-50mm Really nice set of brakes. If no one wants them I'm not bothering with ebay, they're just going in my spares box. I can post them out too for an extra £3 So £15 collected, £18 posted.

All sold now. Thanks to everyone.

All sold now. Thanks to everyone.

rear now sold to snowmole. Regarding the front wheel. £5 extra to post it, so £20 posted.

yes, can definitely post the front to you. I will weigh the wheel, and try to find a box and let you know the postage costs. The rear is a hyperglide cassette fitting by the way.

Yep can post, but I'll have to look at postage cost and add it on. I'll be doing it at cost postage though, so no mark up. Basically if it costs a fiver to post it'll be a fiver.

Wheel spacing. Yep 126mm spacing. Sorry it took a while to get back to answer.

Hi, for sale here one shimano 105 hubbed, mavic MA2 rimmed 700c front wheel. Looks true, spins freely. Pictures don't really make it look too good, as it's a bit dirty. £15 And a Shimano Exage hubbed, Mavic 192 rimmed 700c rear wheel, with 7 speed cassette. £15 Both...

Front & rear dual pivot brakes with a 57-75mm drop. Ideal for 700c wheels in a 27" frame. Nut fit only. Missing one nut to clamp the cable off one caliper. Any nut of the right size will fit, so not a big problem. Bought new by me, I put them on one build of mine which I never...

check out the other products, they make other frames, not just the gold and white one. I actually quite like the leggedera(?) track frame.

Movember. I'm doing it... I urge all of you potential beardos to join me by registering to grow or by donating to my support of the Mo http://mobro.co/MagnumLaw

I you're looking for a cheapish runabout, then the advice you've had so far is sound. If you're looking to ultimately get an awesome retro ride, then I'd advise you to splash out a wee bit more, and get a bike with a really nice frame to build on. It can still be cheap, but perhaps a bit more...

Cheers Qubit. It's turned out nicely. Rides tightly too. Did you have it as a full bike originally?

Ended up tilting the bars down, and moving the levers up. Just wondered if anyone could help me date this frame? I've no idea what year it was made.

My dynatech 700? Raleigh dyna tech 700 Frame: 1991 Raleigh Dynatech 700. Fork: Reynolds Bladed Headset: Shimano Ultegra 6500 Stem: 3TTT Handlebar: ITM Ergo drops Bar Tape: Bontrager Gel Brake Levers/Brifters: Shimano Ultegra 6500 Brake Calipers: Shimano Ultegra 6500...

Old Trafford. Only ridden about 10 miles to date. You may see me out and about. Shout out if you do.

Thinking it may need shorter reach drops?

Hi. this is my 1991 Raleigh Dynatech 700 Restored by me. Frame: 1991 Raleigh Dynatech 700. Fork: Reynolds Bladed Headset: Shimano Ultegra 6500 Stem: 3TTT Handlebar: ITM Ergo drops Bar Tape: Bontrager Gel Brake Levers/Brifters: Shimano Ultegra 6500 Brake Calipers: Shimano Ultegra...