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On a recent cycling holiday to Flanders, we came across this garage specialising in classic cars. Didn’t know what to look at first.

A truly diverse selection, vote cast. Good luck all.

Dry run of components before building up, Holdsworth transfers a little low on the down tube.

I have done 4 bikes now for my friend John and they have had pride of place in his office. His wife’s dementia has worsened and he has had to move her bed down to the ground floor and into his office. To save them having to go into the garage, out of sight, a mutual friend has mounted them on...

Good win, well done.

Good to see so many entries, good luck everyone.

I think it unlikely that we will find a spare set of forks, so it will have to go with what it’s got. Just waiting for a few more parts before I build it up. It’s going to be a mix of parts some later than the bike, if it had the original forks I might have tried to keep with same period parts.

Forks look a bit simpler on the red bike.

That’s great thanks.

Gawjus, thanks.

The other images Would be useful.

Thanks, the forks are not original.

A frame that has been logo’d up as a Gillot but the guy who sold it had his doubts. The serial number fits in with Holdsworth and lug detail with the Monsoon.

I am not sure I could do it, my wife has problems with her back but at least she knows who I am.

Yes 4 now, lovely old chap, keen sportsman in his day. Looks after his wife who has dementia single handed.

One happy owner.

145 milimetrics

I will measure it in a bit

Finished, will take it over to him tomorrow. Will take a picture of him, hopefully with a beaming smile.