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Apologies, I'd forgotten all about this. I'm pretty sure it turned up in the last tidy up of the bits and bobs. Remind me again towards the end of the week as I'm not anywhere near the bike parts bunker until the weekend, and I will forget.

122.5mm steerer, 31mm of thread. Paint looks better in photos than real life. £28.73 posted to UK?

Think I have one somewhere. Threaded, and quite short.

Gone I'm afraid. I might have a similair size black Control Tech one knocking around somewhere...

That's incredible, thanks for the offer. As far as I can tell from the photo they are the correct lowers. Definitely interested in the crown and uppers too. If you could sort some more pictures that would be most appreciated. This place is great, thanks again.

Bump. Might also be able to make use of similar period Judys as I believe the castings were pretty much the same. Prepared to be corrected on that...

Also, I need some Sids

Good afternoon, Due to an inherent flaw in my personality and mental state I have developed an interest in making small bicycles. By small, I mean 1:4 scale. I started with this Yeti SB66C and am now building a retro stablemate for it. It's going to have Rock Shox Sid forks, because that's...

If I'd made it a little bit longer it could make an interesting cupboard handle...

Meanwhile, this has been happening... Just a quarter section to check fit size and alignment of knobs (fnaar). Need to tighten up the spacing a bit. The tricky part with the Z-Max compared to the Trail Kings on the Yeti is that the tread crosses the centre line of the tyre. I've had to split...

Tried that. Got a very polite message from the mods explaining that it was ineligible. I assume it's because it isn't actually a bicycle, therefore can't be entered into a competition for bicycles.

Thanks Iwasgoodonce. Slow progress, but progress nonetheless, is being made on the Z-Max-tyred stablemate. I'm juggling about four or five different projects at the moment, but keep getting drawn towards another little bicycle. I was going to start a new thread for it, possibly in the readers'...

Aah, Hardisty Cycles, the home of the mountain biiiiiiiiike. My first proper bike came from there in the early nineties. I worked (possibly an exaggeration) for Hardisty Cycles from 2001-ish, until John Hardisty retired and sold it to Edinburgh Bicycle Co-Operative sometime in the mid 2000s...

98+ BotM theme suggestions; 1:4 scale? ;)

Surely "too many bikes" is another way of saying "not enough house"?

Turns out that bikes entered must be actually real bikes. I'm out. Good luck everyone, I like the look of Benjabbi's Charge.

Kleins and Claymores?

Bikes and burrows?

I thought I'd already decided my vote, then this turned up...