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Interested in the Exage STIs and the crankset. I see you are in North Lincs too, wonder if I would be close enough to collect from you?

I'm sure I have a 32 hole rear hub for 7-speed cassette, not sure how retro it is, will post pic tomorrow.

Anybody???

Anybody ???

Looking for a full set of decals for my Muddy Fox Sorcerer Pro. Can anyone help?

Well I've got 1 decent pair that appear to have little wear, not a top name or anything though. They have "Tracer 170" stamped inside the crank arms and the rings are permanently attached, These being 28, 38, and 48 teeth.

Got a couple spare, not sure about the condition, I'll check.

Well to be honest I thought I might hear from the road bike afficianados on this one!!! I mean a '95 Tour de France embroidered saddle for a retro road bike project ................

How much is my Selle San Marco '95 Tour de France saddle worth ?

This pic should explain what's wrong with the one I have:

I believe them to be the original levers as it had these on when I got it but the rear is broken where the gear shifter attaches and it had a seperate shifter added. Also the whole groupset on this bike is Exage ES.

Thanks heaps for all your help Fluffy Chicken, now I finally have something to aim at Although I feel this frame will be built up in a number of different ways as I search for original spec parts.

Okay, rims were odd but just scored another front wheel that will need to be stripped down and the rim laced onto my original rear hub to give me a matching pair of Araya VP-20 rims (as original ) on original hubs. Only a couple of parts to find and then I'm away and all will be as original...

:roll: :oops: :roll: Damn!!! thought I was on the retro bike forum!!!! Can anyone tell me where to find the experts on past mountain bikes then?? Seriously though, thanks for pointing out my mistake, now maybe I can get some feedback on the real question.

I've had this tucked away in my garage for some time now and am wondering if the guys in the know would deem it worthy of restoration.

Finally found my sliding calipers !!! The frame downtube has a diameter of 44mm and when tapping along its length it sounds almost tunefull in the middle whereas at each end it changes to a quite dull sound, this is also the case with all the other tubes.

I was looking at a full retro build hence trying to correctly identify the frameset and then to get the original specifications for the bike ( assuming after polishing I dont get itchy to build and ride lol).

finally got my pics small enough to attach, still more polishing to do though.

I thought it was the later models of Indian Fire Trail that had the CNC'd chainstay. A local cycle shop has informed me that in '92/ '93 the same frame was used on Nail Trail, Indian Fire Trail and Team Issue and that is was the components attached that differ.

Oh it's definitely ally and chunky, 7005 series, i have already de-stickered the tatty remains and set about polishing the frame.