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It was a fair amount of work and a lot of mess but it still worked out well, I believe it’s hung up in a bike shop/cafe in Poole now! Still have a few of the other from you!

Just had a quick look and realised I actually had a set of these off a Carbon Sworks, sold them for £105 with rotors.

Hope Mini Pro from around 2007/8 I think. ...actually Hope have tech diagrams on there site: https://www.hopetech.com/product-documents/brakes/#!mono-mini-pro-brake (Scroll down!)

Love these, interested to see what you do with it. What's going on with the shock mount, looks like it's either got a bolt missing or has been made so that shock clears the frame? Couple of pics of a similar project I did, it's been moved on now though. Lairy colours would be great!

Night and day difference, good job. Out of interest what did you use to spray the frame and forks?

Sounds like you had a mare with them, real shame. Sorry to jump in like a vulture but I'm missing a top cap off a set of similar forks, wonder if you'd let them go for spares?

Is the BB spacing okay if you run the NarrowWide in the outer rather than middle position?

Looks great, I'm still slightly gutted I missed out on this one. I believe I missed you by 25minutes when I picked up some of the other parts as well.

Hi Simon, LTS2 had an aluminium linkage like the one in your picture. The LTS1/team and mk1 DH had the Ti linkage. Ti linkage in the 1995 catalogue: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/gallery2/d/10533-2/1995.pdf

If you've offered less (like I did) or watched it you now get an email/notification saying "sold for £165..."

I thought these were listed a little low compared to some of the other parts the seller has for sale. Some interesting stuff though

Not expecting anything from this but if I don't ask... ...I'm after a faceplace for an Azonic Shorty, have a couple of complete stems but this one came on a bike without it. Very unlikely anyone has one spare but if you do let me know!

I once reamed out an old Cindercone seat-tube so a 27.2 would fit, the lower level frames had a bit of meat on them and it didn't need alot of work to get it to fit.

For reference, first pass with the polish after removing the paint on this frame.

https://www.maxolen.co.uk/power-strip-strong-paint-striper-various-sizes-1ltr-2-5ltr-5ltr-25-ltr I use the above, it's like using Nitromors of the past as in it works and it will burn your skin. Just did a modern full suspension frame very good stuff. Raw then use something like this to polish...

Very nice, worth noting it looks more like a 16" incase anyone's specifically after a 14" though.

I tried the composite Burgtec's, really good... but they sit close to the crank arm, if you've slightly bigger feet the One Up ones are a better bet. I have those now and for me they're a much better pedal, kids bikes have comp. Burgtec's on.

Cheers Dave, I found them in with all the junk items!

Emailed you last week Dave, let me know if you didn't get anything as I've had no response.

Saw that one go on ebay last night, that's big money (it wasn't even that clean) but it definitely made me consider selling mine. Was going to wait until lock down has eased and put the full bike on ebay but could be tempted to split it.