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Re: Claud Butler I have a 23in Claud Butler [Holdsworth made] with new one-piece b/b. I would need private email address to post pics. £60plus postage cost, or if picked up in mid-Essex only £50. Need your private email to send picture!

I have a 23in Claud Butler [Holdsworth made] with new one-piece b/b. I would need private email address to post pics. £60plus postage cost, or if picked up in mid-Essex only £50.

I have a 23in Claud Butler [Holdsworth made] with new one-piece b/b. I would need private email address to post pics. £60plus postage cost, or if picked up in mid-Essex only £50.

8 X 5 with good rollers, and chase? £100 plus carriage. three good condition and empty full size type cases, lead cutter. Essex.

Re Epgrave: found on Epgrave register Original frame but new running gear 3603 LE ? at least the 60s Coincidence?

Anything on here any good to you all one-inch.

Cycles, like most things, have and do have fashions. In the 'fifties black was a popular choice, possibly due to TT rules. The 'sixties had a spell of darkish [bottle?] green as my Ephgrave, also mauve/cherry coloured colours, as was my Tommy Quick frame. A little research will get you some idea...

Re: That is an Epgrave No 1 "lollipop" about late 'fifties/early 'sixties, if you will also find the frame No also stamped on the steering tube if they haven't been replaced. My Ephgrave No.2 is early 'sixties, No. 3782 LE [frame and forks]. These frames are VERY sought-after and shouldn't be...

Has anybody ever seen one of these Unique or Unilite frames. The only frames of these two were in the showcase.He also sold Selbach frames, a make which he bought at some time.

£3.50 posted . . . or pick up free in Essex

Do as I did with this old mountain bike and a Puch Alphine that no one wanted. download/file.php?id=364516

Re: There must have been lots of models of the BSA ToB. I vagually remember the one my son-in-law gave me didn't have quality accessories or lugwork anything like your model. I do remember it had a nice leather "Wrights" saddle though . . . even the screw someone had put in to join the bottom...

A 1952 Rivetts! restore or not to restore . . . that is the question?

Campag Record small-flange s/sided hubs, English 24tpi threaded, q/r drilled for weight . . . a fashion at the time, 32-hole front/back. £25 plus postage.

Re: head nut

I have an eight-sided chrome Tange lock nut 4.27mm [give or take a Nat's Noodle], you are welcome to for the price of postage.

Somebody on this forum [I believe] wanted old inner tubes for a project I seem to remember. I can help them out if they still want them . . . of course it could've been on another forum. PS.-- get in before inflation makes it un-economical to post them?

Re: FRAME might suit [attachment=0]IMG_1598 [150752].jpg[/attachment The forks and complete headset are free to collect [preferred]. The frame has now been recycled. wheels were 26's.

Re: You're welcome to these forks if they are what you want for the price of postage.

Forks take quill stem.