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The head tube is a casting in alloy. The main tubes are Reynolds steel. No Titanium was used at this time.

Yes, late 80's. There were 3 models. Routier, Romana and Panache. Some were assembled in Lightweight

All 853 were hand made in Raleigh Special Products at Nottingham. The A-Pro alloy frames were also fantastic. A-Pro have made frames for many "American" brands. As to the weight, short of stripping it down..... pass.

Not on a yellow frame.

If it was completly yellow with red decals and had a Gunmetal Judy C LT 80 mm, it was a 1999 300.

If it was yellow with a grey and red flame to the head and chainstay ends, with a yellow Judy XC 100mm, it was a 300 from 2000. The 400 was white with red/blue flame ends. Same frame.

Thanks for asking, It was one of the deveolpment frames we produced in Reynolds 853. It eventually went into the market as the Raleigh Freeride, in the same orange colour. Further rider tests and developments and it became part of the 1999 RSP range as the 300, 350, 400 and 500. Now the...

Yeah, the fork has disc mounts and the hub is disc compatible, but I like the clean look too much.

I worked with them. This was a prototype for the model that became the Copenhagen.

The are a Danish company. This was a prototype. Here is a link to their site. http://biomega.dk/biomega.aspx

Great round town. Shimano Nexus3-speed internal with coaster brake.

Yes it does.

Just a few pick of my Biomega Shaft-drive.

It's really stiff, but not dead like alloy. The forks, chainstays and rear stays are bonded Reynolds 753.

Just some pics of my Raleigh Special Products Metal matrix Road bike. The main tubes are XMT100 which is an Aluminium, whisker re-enforced with silicon carbide. It was sourced from BP Metal Composites of Farnborough

Yeah, and pedals would be nice :lol:

Some pics of my Raleigh Special Products Full Sus Prototype from the nineties. [/img]

There are small stickers on the wheels that say REV X ROX

I have a pair. They are branded REV X ROX . They were given to me by Spinergy and are deffo MTB 26"

For sure.