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There was a yellow/silver Technium Heat model, either 90 or 91, I'll try and dig out the catlogue. It's possible it was a warranty return that was painted in a diferent colour or a Heat model with chill decals fitted? Raleigh UK did change colour schemes for certain models mid year so possible...

It was a high strength epoxy adhesive, couldn't tell you any details of the specific product though. There might be more info in the catalogues in the archive.

There are no bonded joints on that frame, it's lugged and brazed steel (K2 tubeset). The dynatech frames had a mix of steel/aluminium/titanium that couldn't be welded or brazed together, hence the bonding. This is not one of them though.

Yes, still got this just not made any progress since I last posted. Need to rescue a chainset off another bike for this build but it's currently buried in the garage and been too busy to get to it or any other bike builds for some time. Post a pic of yours, it may inspire me to get my finger out...

H Lloyd cycles has the decals on file from when I recreated them for my Appalachian. https://www.hlloydcycles.co.uk/collections/raleigh/products/raleigh-appalachian-set

Thanks, I thought it was slightly odd that a bike from 91 would have 130mm spacing but still not impossible. The campag hubs seem to be 135mm by default with 130 as an option according to the catalogue so again an odd choice to build frames to 130 spacing. It's only 5mm so I may get some...

I've managed to pick up another rear Centaur hub so less concerned with cutting the axle down now that I have a spare. Was hoping that someone else with a Zinn frame could measure what spacing their frame is though to confirm these were supplied as 130mm spacing, before I went spreading the...

Not much retro building been going on for a while with me but still keep an eye out for bits for builds when I eventually get back to them. Finally managed to aquire an original Stalk and matching bar for this one. Next will be sorting out the decals then can see about getting the re-spray...

I have Zinn Z-centaur frame which measures 131mm between the rear dropouts, were these supplied as 130mm or 135mm spacing? I have a 135mm centaur hub which I can fit with a bit of effort but it's not as easy as it should be. Options are to remove a 5mm spacer from the hub and shorten the axle...

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/bars.14677/

No worries, glad you've got it sorted.

The file is approx. 12MB so may take a while to download. Just tried it on my phone over WiFi and was fairly quick.

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/1991-raleigh-dyna-tech.465781/#post-3437835 Full scan of the 1991 Dyna-Tech catalogue added to the archives.

Scan of 1991 Raleigh Dyna-Tech catalogue, bit chewed in one corner but otherwise 35 pages of Dyna-techy goodness

DynaCol submitted a new resource: 1991 Raleigh Dyna-Tech - 1991 Raleigh Dyna-Tech Catalogue Read more about this resource...

I'll take these

It's possible it was a warranty replacement for a 2060 frame where they used a 2070 frame (because that's all they had available) but put the original model decals on it, there's a few examples on here of similar. I remember at least one warranty replacement/repaired frame processed through the...

Looks like a Rock Lobster Team Ti to me.

It's definitely not as early as 1990, more likely a 93/94 model. I have seen one similar before but can't remember where unfortunately. Given it has a basic cromo tubed frame it's not one of their high end models, more towards the lower end of the range.

This was a 2055 tubeset. For comparison the models were: 2055 - 501 main tubes only. 2060 - 531 main tubes, 501 rest. 2070 - 653 main tubes, 531 seatstays. It was only in 92 that they introduced the titanium tubed frames.