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Have you got a picture of it?

Sorry, still not got back to them. I’ll try and get something done over Christmas. Life is so busy with kids, work, health and studying. Sorry.

This was polished with a polishing mop on a bench grinder.

That’s normal green, Team Green is like what the yooth call slime green. They used Green AEN dye.

I think that's a DeKerf I owned. It had a disc mount and brace added between the chain and seat stays (before I owned it). I'm sure it had canti mounts at the time, so maybe they were removed later?

I haven’t made these for years, sorry.

From memory: 28.6 external 3.2mm wall thickness The grade 2014(?) steerer were 2.1mm wall thickness I think. Edit: just realised you said steel, the above is for aluminium. Steel for threaded would be 25.4mm internal for the quill stem. Don’t think they ever made an ahead steel steerer?

I don’t know if anytime in the UK using 3DV. If you want 3DV then your probably best to use one of the paintball anodisers in America, certainly won’t be cheap though.

Apparently I sing Baby Shark a lot at work.

Unfortunately due to long hours at work, studying and some bad illness’s this year I haven’t made any progress on this. I may get a day over Christmas to finish them!

I made a dropper post once. It was the height adjustable handlebars from a kids scooter, with a spring inside. Used shim steel to make it for the frame. It worked well until I bent the inner post.

Off-road 30-40 Road 120!

That looks late 80's to me! Possibly a Fleetstreak, but I can't find one with internal cable routing.

I used these BITD, they are good.

Real.

No matter who you use, you need to spell out exactly what you are expecting.

You need to find out where the problem is using callipers or such.

Possibly, although life is very busy at the moment and you’d probably have to wait until the weekend!

It might still be anodised.

Its been hard enough to get UK companies (well 50% of them) to answer the phone / reply to emails in the last year. One company I deal with regularly takes 2-4 weeks to reply to emails, the company has one of those sales departments where you can only deal with the one person. Lots of other...