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Ive seen a few odd ball Carlton frames with less than common frame features, however Ive never seen the strut set up shown in the first picture. Sun Manxman would seem the best bet. The last picture of the 'Corsa' is just nonsense!

Hard to tell, could well be, look at the headset they appear to be more like the usual Open Birds mouth type.

May well be a Carlton/Worksop frame, the fork crown is a little different to the usual Raleigh thimbles...

Great work, love to see Worksop built Sun models.

The Good, the Good and the Good!

My Carlton Corsa, c1971 built up with golden arrow mechs and levers, with a bit of Stronglight thrown in too.

The Flyer has gone through major changes both cosmetically and with regard to kit...

The Flyer as its looking now, some minor upgrades and changes...

My Sun has been through a number of major changes now, with better wheels, gears and transmission added. A really great bike to ride.

This is how the Jack Taylor looks now, a lot of other NOS parts added.

The Corinthian as it is currently, all decals are ready including ones I’ve redrawn. Last big job... a full repaint.

Gradually assembling parts...

Re: Re: Yes an awful lot, still need to get the frame resprayed but all the 'bits' are there now... Ill sort some pictures!

Not even Worksop would put its name to this, nor Nottingham for that matter.

Sun was by the early 70s one of the bargain basement brands used in outlets where the Raleigh brand was deemed too expensive/exclusive. The fact that Sun had been reduced to stuff like this only shows that the marketing bods at Raleigh had no idea what this marque used to be and what it stood...

Re: 1963 Carlton Catalina with Capella lugs and rare buckle headbadge.

Nice to see one again.

Re: Jack Taylor Super Clubman Barn Find - * small update page 10 Superb pictures and location. Peace!

Just lovin' those colours Jamie, stunning frame. JT quality.

Great to see again.