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Re: Do you have a better pic of the shimano levers you could send me please.

Re: I shall post some better pics when I've picked it up. Cheers

Re: Nice bike. I've seen pics if it on Google. I will see what I can do. It might take a bit of time but I shall definately sort something out. The graphics are similar to what are on my bike currently.

Re: Which would you prefer for your bike?

Re: I will certainly let you know when I'm getting them done. I was a manager at a sign company a few years ago and was responsible for doing graphics for team wheelbase herbalife so should have no problem in creating some accurate graphics. The place I bought this bike has another original...

Re: I think I might have to stop fretting about it and just enjoy using it. Think I'm gonna repaint over the winter, chuck some ribble graphics on it and take a punt on some Columbus frame decals. I'm a graphic designer so should be able to get it looking pretty sweet with a hint to a factory...

Re: Rbible also stated they have never built frames with cenelli components

Re: My thoughts exactly. What a shame Ribble either can't be bothered or don't have any archives. Surely a company like there's would be proud of their history and relish the fact that people were wanting to keep these old bikes alive. I can't work out whether to faithfully restore or just...

Re: Mystery Ribble Bike Frame Latest update. Having spoken to Ribble and sending them some pics, they say that what I actually have is a Cinelli frame that someone has stickered as a Ribble. Im not convinced. Why would someone do that with a Cinelli frame. Could Ribble have used Cinelli...

Re: Ribble Bike Thanks for the info. Hoping something on the frame my give some clues.

Re: Cheers Finney1973. I also used to visit the shop regularly and lust after the bikes. I did eventually own a second hand one but can't remember alot about it. I rode allot through my youth and teens, but was seduced into the mtb seen in my early twenties, buying a hard tail Ribble. I was...

Hi there. Im new to this so please be kind. So ive just bought an old skool Ribble that takes me back to my youth. I haven't collected the bike yet but have uploaded some pics. Im trying to find out some info about it as im not sure of the steel used in i'ts construction as it has no frame...