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The B4 is still for sale, I am now including a PM adaptor in the price to allow modern brakes to be run.

I am in the process of having a tidy up in the garage and have a few AMP/Mongoose items. I will add more smaller bits as I dig them out. AMP Research B4 frame for sale. A lovely example of a B4, all the pivots have been replaced with almost impossible to find NOS AMP rebuilt kits. The shock...

Some of you local to Taunton will be aware of this trail, Wych Lodge, it looks like it is to be destroyed, please can you sign the petition below...

Thanks, yes, the bolts were just to position the brakes, I didn't have any shorter ones. They're 6082 aluminium.

Thanks dude

So, sadly time seems to have flown by and it's not because I was having fun. I'm now in a position to offer disc adaptors again, these are post mount types and have their own for sale add. https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/amp-research-post-mount-disc-adapters.461650/ Thanks for you...

Hi all, New for 2023 are the redesigned post mount disc adapters. Designed for 160mm front discs and 140mm rear. Both adapters come with stainless mounting bolts and the rear comes with a Horst link adapter for the disc side dropout. They are easy to fit, they mount inside the dropout like...

No problem.

Given the small size, these might be cheaper being 3D printed in stainless or titanium, I've got a set of these forks on my Whyte I'll look at the weekend and model it and we'll see if it's cheaper.

Sadly in today's world you would need to produce 1000's to make it worth while. I don't have the fixtures anymore, so there's one cost before anything else. I sold all I had left to a guy in Germany, probably 2-3 years ago. I do have a set left (for emotional reasons) I'll dig them out and...

They're both B3's the way to tell is that the seat stays clamp around the body of the shock on a B3 on the B2 they clamp around the shock end cap, it was an attempt to shorten the stays and stiffen up the rear end.

BITD? It's still in the garage now.....

I used to use Solidworks and never got on with any Autodesk product, but having had a bit of time on 360 now I really kinda like it

My old hubs :) :)

Good old 360

There you go, something I've been working on

Do all the forks use the same seal? I 3D printed a set for Manitou 2 forks, I can't remember the dimensions off hand but can look in the morning if I still have the file.

180mm disc

I designed one, but never got around to making any.