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Re: I always want to do the counting myself. Just to be sure. And I can yell you guys: it's exactly 15 !

This is a great build! I love it!

My 1995 Peugeot Explorer, rebuild in retro look. Link: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... p;t=317499

Re: Re: Thnx all! Would be great ! :D

Hi Jamie, Yes, I did paint it myself. My first paintjob ever on a frame and fork. Also the first wheelset I did build. Both jobs went well, but took some time of course, since I have no experience in painting and wheelbuilding. And your right, it really flies :D

This is my first bikebuilding topic on this retrobike forum. Recently bought an old Peugeot Explorer mountainbike in Eindhoven ( yes, i'm dutch ). All parts were completely gone. It was the frame and fork that I was interested in. I wanted to build it up from scratch, and make it a custom bike...

Didnt find a 1 inch stem. Did find a solution. I will make a topic from my ongoing project later this week.

Re: stem Hi Martin, Checked again and 110 and 100 should be great. Can you send me some pics?

Re: Thnx Martin. But i Am still waiting for a 80 or 90 mm stem.

I checked it again, end think that even 90 mm should be the max!

120 mm is a bit too long. I think 110 is the limit.

I'm looking for a silver alu ahead stem ( length approximately 90 mm ) for a 1 inch fork tube.

Thnx! The Van Nicholas Tuareg was indeed a nice bike. I sold it this year. And then started building the SingleBe Guaraná. Finished it a couple of months ago. Now I want to start with a nice retro frame, and build it up from scratch. Did some work on a Raleigh Max CroMo 4 last month, and that...

Hi, As a new member on this forum I think it's appropiate to introduce myself before doing anything else here. My name is Cor, living in the Netherlands, and mountainbiking is my favourite hobby. Not only riding the bike, but also revising/overhauling/building bikes. More and more I am...