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Hi, The SB numbers mean it was a one off, not a catalogue model. Poss a show bike, more likely a customer made to measure.

I'd be a bit wary of this one. No stamped number on the bb shell, miss-matched forks and rear dropouts the like of which we never used.

Here's a pic of Le Professeur on his Dyna-Tech when he won the Tour of Holland

Re: 90 Raleigh Dyna-Tech Mission (Finally some progress) Please, no bar ends

Re: 90 Raleigh Dyna-Tech Mission (Finally some progress) Nice to see one of my old bikes getting some love. :D

Laurent Fignon did not compete on a Dyna-Tech in the Tour de France, prefering a French built frame. He did however win the Tour of Holland on one, but that has conventional twin stays. He never had a frame with the mono-spar, and the tyres he used were Michelin Hi-Lite Supercomp HD 23c. That...

Your MT4 looks as sweet as. What's the build for the Optima ? Keep up the good work.

I'm STILL wearing this kit !!!! 8) 8)

I have an unused boxed set. They were never supplied with grips. You coud try these. They are 90mm long. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BIKE-CYCLE-BI ... 09ad7#shId Best regards

Try these from Wiggle. 47/57mm drop http://www.wiggle.co.uk/tektro-r539-lon ... er-brakes/ or 53/73mm drop if you really need it. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/tektro-r559-ext ... ck-device/

Great job, you should be rightly proud. Now go out and get it dirty, that's what it was built for. :D

Crackin' bike 8)

Love your Diablo 8)

What he said. :!:

Forks would have been straight bladed 653 same colour as the heat tube. You could go for an early Pace sus fork.

Good call on the post. I would go for that too as my second choice

I'd go for a USE post and a Flite Ti saddle.

How do I get to see this? Can you post up a link please? Ta. :)

That's it ! go out and get ot muddy, that's what they were made for. :D