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cheap and good condition, Nice tubing but tiny frame

sus forks not special enough imho, agree with other posters that rigid is way to go for a lightweight and pedigree steel frame

feel free to make an offer

Still for sale

Design never bettered , a bit like the handbrake in older cars, should never have been replaced with less reliable and irritatingly over engineered automatic handbrake switch that is apparently there to ease uniformity between RHD and LHD and to save space and cost. I miss proper manual...

Hi sorry it sold today, I do have a very nice but large size Axis for sale https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/nice-lightweight-diamond-back-axis-1994.484206/#post-3627859

Still for sale, will go on the dreaded eBay at the end of the week and I may have to deal with the general public, save me the igmony

Still for sale Bump for a funky saddle

Old school friction shifters work with anything. Good condition vintage thumb shifters are hard to find however. Happy hunting

not sure that modern CUES fits retro freehub - I would stick with something like this if you are looking to replace https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/cassettes/sunrace-csm680-8ay-8-speed-cassette-1142t/ - check the total freehub width and also the pattern of the splines to...

Microshift acolyte will fit aok , I have used them before - note that the acolyte freewheel and shifter have unique sprocket spacing/cable pull - so you need to pair them up with the acolyte rear mech - unlike the Microshift advent which is shimano backwards compatible...

the hollowtech BB has just been fitted because I wanted to use up the Shimano ZEE chainset I had sitting in a box , you could equally fit a square taper BB ( its a standard 68mm BB shell) and then fit whatever cranks and chainrings you desire. There is cable routing for a...

lol - I promise to flip that the other way up - works fine but does look odd I will admit :-)

I have too many Diamond Backs so this one has to go - currently in the for sale forum https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/nice-lightweight-diamond-back-axis-1994.484206/ be quick!

I just posted this DB Axis for sale - its your size, rigid and lightweight - will climb well, it has plenty of scope to be kitted out however you like https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/nice-lightweight-diamond-back-axis-1994.484206/

Turning this one around quickly as I need the space. £90 o.n.o collection from South Manchester area ( can box and ship if buyer organizes and pays for the shipping) 1994 ( I think) Axis with LARGE True Temper TT Lite frame, DB Cromoly triple butted forks 21" C to C (53CM)...

from centre of BB to top of seat tube is 17 1/2 inches 45 cm . From centre of BB to centre of seat tube junction with top tube is 17" exactly . thanks, P

there are 3 drilled holes in the cross member, small chip in the paint but picture above just came out strange - see attachments its aok

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