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Interested in the STI's if they don't go.

Problem with putting less value on it is if it goes missing your insurance claim is less than what you paid.

I used single sides for a couple of years I got fed up constantly having to flip the pedal to clip in (usually at inconvenient moments)so I've gone back to double sided and fitted my single sides pedals to my turbo trainer bike.

Note wrong with that!

Lovely in every way, why hasn't it sold yet, I'd be all over it if it were my size!

I'm not currently at liberty to say until I've spoken with him again.

The original Raleigh team rider has been in touch, he said originally it had a Full Suntour Superbe groupset not the Shimano 600, he didn't say if it was for racing or training, I'll have to get back in touch with him.

Here's one I'm lead to believe.

I've had these on an old bike for years, I know they aren't widely loved but I've found them to be perfectly acceptable for a winter bike, I retired the bike a couple of years ago and decided to fit the shifters to a Raleigh Pioneer that I'm making into a 'new' winter bike...however the hoods...

Ahead sets...just why? I get 1 1 /8" may be stronger but that was do able with quills, also disliked V brakes they just look crap to my eye, never had any issues with well set up decent cantilever even up in the Peak District on very steep descents

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Will do.

I'll take the sakae stem if still available?

Eddie and son hence Edison, top class machines, both worked at Carlton I believe, often the fork and rear seat/chainstays are finished in the Carlton open end way. Pretty sure all were built to order in house, they did TT, road, tourers, CX and MTB's I'm sure.

Problem with zero value or undervaluing is that if it gets lost you lose out. Prior to Brexit I regularly posted to EU countries, post Brexit it appears that 19% or so is being levied if importing from the EU or to the UK, trouble is its not even applied all the time. I sent a pair of shoes...

The hubs came off a 60s/70s Bob Jackson Road bike that was far too big and they were laced to tubular rims, they are light and VERY smooth, the bike will never see serious off road use so they'll be good for years to cone...probably see me out😆

Update on this, I've had the wheels rebuilt using the original Alesa wide section rims onto Omas 'big sliding'? hubs with db stainless spokes, still a fair bit more to do but I've pretty much all the kit ready, just waiting for the lighter nights so I can build it up in the evening sun shilst...

arrived in good order, works well, many thanks.

Has anyone got a 13/14 to 28/32 ish Freewheel, Suntour or Shimano, I'm having wheels rebuilt with new hubs and absolutely no way will the old freewheel come off.

I'll take, it'll be great for my Raleigh Pioneer do everything winter bike.