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Seat and stem appear to be easy fixes; leave a note purchase and "nie ma Sprawy" Skiloaza will no do doubt correct my Po polsku...

Do I vote for an endorphin which I am currently looking for and is more obtainable down here, or a dream i.e F1 or Kestrel....

The tube change saved more! and was no doubt short term cheaper...

Unidentified tip shop frame and fork $10.00, it also came with the LX crank and decent chain rings. The rest of this bikes parts were in the shed including the FSA orbit headset and icon stem. I cut down the fork to fit and built it up last weekend. I ended up commuting on it three times this...

Keep the hubs take the hit on the new spokes and build the wheel it will last longer anyway!

Just dug mine out of the shed (after moving the 2 speed paddy wagon, Vitus 787, Reiker and '89 KHS Montana Summit) my serial # is W00409420 the serial number was located on the left side of the seat tube. Incorrigible put your e-stay in this thread too http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto...

Scored it from the tip shop for $4.00 with LX cranks whilst looking for a Sturmey Archer left hand nut (which I ended up getting off ebay uk and my friend Caroline posted it here, now my Kona has a two speed S2 hub from '68 ). The Milazo estays I've seen have not had the down tube going in line...

While this will not help I have an unidentified e-stay which has a mono stay only 1 set of bottle mounts and top run cables which is very similar to yours in fact this is the closest e-stay to mine I have seen. The differences I can spot are: My rear canti hanger has a cut out, The mono...

Singlespeed :oops: :wink:

I had the SE version of this which came with a Rock Shox indy fork (not great). Rigid rules anyhow I would keep it that way. Should be a double butted true temper frame with snake stays. 'twas a good ride.

Good to see an NZ made bike here, I actually rang Frank Clavis the other day regarding some Sturmey Archer wheel nuts for my '68 two speed hub. Top bloke. Beautiful paint on that! 8)

Loving the Brave Chief and it's roller cams!

I always put the cups in the freezer for a couple of hours before fitting, they shrink slightly so it helps them go in.

My 89 is a 26.4

Get the evolution in here http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=115852

I wish my parts bin was like that and not mainly full of alivio and acera cack. Nothing flasher than good old LX in mine. That is one cool looking ride!

E-stays are cool, like the colours but would have laid them out in traditional scott fashion me-self. Making me think the rat look for my e-stay project may not be the one. Looking forward to seeing this built up! Still wish I had won that evolution on evil bay back in 2007 when I was...

While I could choose to live on the street and have a titanium bike. I do not rate my chances of holding onto said bike while on the streets; not to mention where would I store my other 4 bikes.

There was a 16 inch on the local version of ebay here. The buy now was $1000.00 pacific pesos (NZD). If it is this bike he is talking about the previous owner indicated that they'd originally got it from retrobike a few years ago. Could be a different bike altogether though they come up for...

A 16 inch Hei Hei perchance???