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There you go, @Peter#belfast, get it advertised on some Harry Stiles fans' Facebook page and the sky's the limit with the price you'll get. I'm only half-joking, too: some obsessed fan would want it and would pay a decent amount.

A shame that they don't fit you. The Raleigh, being a 56cm, will easily sell. Give it a quick clean, take some decent photos and put it on the Road Bikes For Sale section on here. You will need a price in the advert, no idea how much it's worth. I'd leave the saddle as it is, any buyer of the...

Good finds, @Peter#belfast Are any of them your size or suitable for anyone else in your household? The Orbit looks excellent and ready to ride, Campag shifters and mechs, I think?

That looks like a nice, classic 531 frame. As @trailwright wrote, there's nothing particularly triathlon about it, it's a bit 'of the time' and Raleigh just stuck some 'Triathlon' graphics on a road bike but, strangely, one that had mudguard braze-ons and clearances which aren't what would be...

Lovely. I just bought one yesterday, a 1997 Galaxy (I think the only/main difference between the SG and G was the spec of kit, the frames are the same). These mid-late 90s ones are nice as they have 531ST frame (main tube only, I think?) and fork and are in the classic green with understated...

Ben has just bought a saddle from me. Good comms and faat payment. Top man.

The perfect all-rounder which can cover commuting (mudguard fittings), light touring/ Audax or shopping (rear rack) and yet can still provide a turn of speed for a fast day out. It also looks 'just right' and refined with the steel tubes, proportions and the colour. This is exactly the sort of...

Hi @wynne, Thanks for the offer/photo. It's nice but not quite what I'm after: I'm looking for something with rear rack mounts, downtube shifter mounts and a steel fork with mudguard eyes. Thanks anyway, Kevin

HI @wynne It's 110mm: I'm not after any swaps/trades - I'm slowly trying to get rid of all the stuff that I've accumulated 'just in case' over the years. I would make an exception in the unlikely event of you having a light tourer/audax in about 22"size.... This hub is your 1% 😉

Phil Wood Track Hub, high-flange, 32 hole, black, with Phil Wood lockring. Unused, never laced or had a cog fitted. £120 plus £3.50 postage.

Thanks, Hamster.

Hi all, I'm looking at possibly buying a 1997 Galaxy* and was wondering if these are 130 or 135mm rear spacing? From Googling, it seems that they did vary but I can't find any way of determining which year had which spacing. *I've asked the seller and am awaiting a reply but am not sure how...

Classic. I didn't take to the look of these in their day, probably not helped that I didn't like Lance (even before his troubles), but now think they are smart. Unexpected - but good - to see Campagnolo on it, I always think Shimano would be a natural partner for Trek. What size is it, please...

WTB Pure Titanium saddle. Dated 2004 but very light use, no damage or scuffs, hardly any signs of use. £20 plus £3.50 postage.

Shimano Deore CS-HG62-10 11-34 10-speed cassette. Unused in original Shimano box. £15 plus £3.50 postage.

Shimano CS-4600 Tuagra 11-25 cassette. Unused, still in original Shimano box. £15 plus £3 50 postage.

Shimano Alivio chainset FC-M410/M411. 175mm cranks. 48-38-28 chainrings. Silver. Unused, still in original Shimano box. I bought this but never ended-up using it so it's been sitting on the shelf. £25 plus £5 postage.

Nice bike but: You must put a price in your ad, as per forum rules. Post in the Retro Classic Road sub-forum if you want a valuation. When you do have a price, also put in a few more details, the most useful being frame size but also groupset etc. Good luck.

What wheel size? Disc or canti mounts? Steerer length? Whereabouts are you?

Lucky you! Can't believe someone would leave them. Keep us updated.