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Cheque spread, yes did that with a frameset. Post dated cheques and all that Good times

Project twos £30, cheap back then

Any plans for this, defo keep the b&q emulsion paint job lol.. Unusual seat post binder.

Might of been asked before and sounds a bit boring but did anybody have a favorite or go-to Retail shop advert from back in the day? Mine were Super Cycles and Merlin, Merlin used to do the deals for pairs of wheels very cheap. And i loved the way Super Cycles listed all the Shimano stuff at...

One I did have was a peter grisley mega 10 which I got for below trade price from the shop I worked in. Anyone remember these, big fat alloy frame. Must of been 1995 ish.

My First 3 mountain bikes were Original Raleigh mustang 24" wheel. Raleigh marauder Raleigh m-trax 1994 After that loads of mountain bikes and BMX, too many to list or remember

Thunder Road was XCE with the X-Press shifters, 1993 Dyna-Tech Ogre XCE , I think there was a Raleigh mountain bike team production bike (nothing special) which used Suntour XCT. Im sure they also had a Hybrid Pioneer with xce from around 1993

Hi, Any progress with this yet? Quite rare these, i had one in `96, in blue stickered up as Dyna-Tech Cromo Comp. Yours looks all original apart from the fork. They originally came with a triple butted spinner rigid fork. I seem to recall a Raleigh rep saying these were a rebadged M-Trax...

Hi there, Was chatting at the weekend with an old colleague and mentor of mine from the Lbs. He reminded me of Positron gearing and how it was my baptism of fire when i started in the early nineties. Anyone remember or even still have a positron equipped bike, i seem to recall it being a real...

Hi, Nice ride. Possibly a German made Raleigh as i have not come across these before. Unusual for a Raleigh of this period to not use a lugged and brazed Reynolds steel frame. As you say the groupset dates it around 1989-90. Does the Cro-Mo frame sticker give any other information? Cheers Andy

Nice, I like the colour of this later montage

Very nice ride, This is the 2nd incarnation of the Yukon from about 1992 the original was the orange and yellow colour scheme. I dont think they changed much, it looks like this is running Shimano 300lx and im sure the original had 200gs groupset. Forgot how huge those 23" frames are,

Probably be a `92 model if its Reynolds 500. This was my 1st year working in a Dawes retailer i seem to remember them selling for £299 ish. Think they were specced with Shimano 200gs sti. I did have a later `94 model which had Dawes own Cro-mo Frame not Reynolds. Dawes Mountain bike range from...

Well we are on the subject, anyone remember or even own a Ballistic branded fork? I worked in a Dawes dealership and Dawes fitted Ballistic 300s to a popular model and we must have had 10 plus pairs returned for bent stanchions alas to say the next year Dawes dropped Ballistic.

Thats the one, bought in about 1995 from Evans cycles for about £50, i think full retail was £200 ish fitted on my Raleigh Mtrax only had about 30mm travel but looked the dogs..

Hi, Nice project any more progress yet? Heres one of mine

Suntour, SR Duotrack 9001 this was my first suspension fork pretty well made and quite light. Adjustable preload and tuneable elastomer stack, anyone remember these?

Nice bikes, I had one back in`96 but it was stickered up as a Dyna Tech Cromo comp. Bit of a parts bin special, Reynolds optima frame with threaded spinner forks and a mix of stx/stx rc and gripshift. Only available to Raleigh 5* dealers. It was a fair bit lighter than my Mtrax k2.

Re: Can you IDENTIFY this Raleigh? Wow, thats really nice, always liked that colour over the earlier green one.

Hi there, the bike you have there is a 1994 Raleigh Exodus, from memory they retailed for about £275 and were top of the standard Raleigh mountain bike range. Generally the same spec as the slightly cheaper Amazon model but with the Girvin flex stem. I think they were specced with the Shimano...