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: "My Tommy Quick Road Bike from 1985 is stamped in a similar manner. (i.e. edge of BB) Does anyone know when Tommy started at Holdsworth? I know he took over from Reg C in 1970 but when did he start there? " Perhaps if you have a picture of your 1985 TJ Quick serial number, so as to compare as...

My Tommy Quick Road Bike from 1985 is stamped in a similar manner. Does anyone know when Tommy started at Holdsworth? I know he took over from Reg C in 1970 but when did he start there?

The next one on the list (69573) is interesting too, track frame, Campag dropouts, but Mistral style Prugnat I head lugs. this also has the more typical 69 WO stay and integral bolt. Square fork crown on this one. Interestingly it has the same concave DO attachment and the stamping on the BB...

I really don't think Roy Thame ever built any Frames. I believe he was just the "Boss"/owner. Tommy Quick built Frames for RT among others. Tommy was the head builder for Holdsworth after Reg Collard retired in 1970.

The Head Badge is Riveted. So it may not be a Shop Bike. Tommy Quick was also a builder for Roy Thame.

Hi all. I am doing some research on Tommy Quick. I was wondering when he started building for Holdsworth at the Putney Shop. The info I have says he took over for Reg Collard when he retired in 1970. I was hoping someone might know when he first started their? Thanks

A Holdsworth with Columbus Tubing... Sacrilege.

Re: My Home Town. Thanks for sharing.

Re: My pro Italia from 1967. A Putney Shop Bike. Still a work in process. It still has the wraparound rear brake hanger Apparently some were cut off when Campag came out with their side pulls. image post

Re: Re: I always thought there were to many "germs" on this Forum... :P And civilized (corrected the spelling for you) people don't like to see people taken advantage of.

Shyte... I wonder what my 1967 Professional might be worth?

Re: My 1969 Galmozzi Super Competizone. Mostly Super Record now but have all the Nuovo Record parts to go on it but the SR is just so nice. I haven't been able to make the change over. It is now wearing Polished Nisi Tubular Rims with Record High Flange Hubs. Just built them up and haven't had...

Re: Sorry, and I may get Flamed for this but I think "Sandy" Holdsworth would roll over in His Grave if he saw this.

Re: I recently purchased an old Holdsworth 531db one side of the Fork was out 1/8th of an inch from the other. It took 2 of us over an hour in a proper fork jig to get both sides the same. Bullet proof is a vast understatement.

Re: Re: I got permission from Planet x to buy the decals elsewhere as it is a vintage bike and they were not able to supply them.

Thanks but they do not have what I am looking for.

I have a 1967 Holdsworth Italia, Richmond Road Shop Bike from 1967 serial number 67117K. I bought it as a frame set freshly painted with the wrong Decal set on it. I am having it painted back to the original Yellow and want to install something close to the original Decal set. I am not 100% sure...

Anyone know what the K would mean in the serial number?

I have been eyeing this Holdsworth for awhile. It has been freshly repainted and new decals applied so no help there. Serial number is 67117k it has a sloping front fork. Beautiful wrap around seat stays and a brazed on center pull rear brake hanger. As far as my research goes it "may" be a 68...