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Hi! I am looking for a nice frameset from the 1980s, not so much fixed on some brand/builder but it should be a nice one (say Overbury's, Ibis, Kona, ...) Steel is set. Size wise a longish toptube would be good, something around 58cm, seatube length is almost irrelevant here. Maybe you have...

Thanks! A IF fork would be rather nice but I afraid the price might be a bit off for my liking. I have, however, a handmade fork from Liberation Fab in Pittsburgh (Pacenti Crown, straight 1 1/8" steerer, 445 AC, ISO and 12*100 dps. I've you are up for a swap send me a PM :)

Hi, for a new frame I am searching for a rather specific kind of fork: - steel - cantibosses/700c - 1 1/8" Ahead with at least 22cm steerer - rake: 45-47 -AC: 395/405 Thanks!

Its a steel fork on my Lobster as well, Paul had build with the frame some years ago... Thanks :)

Hi. Not in the UK. I would ship from Germany - shipping usually is around 30€/26£ insured. About customs/taxes which might add later in the UK I am not certain, but I had a wheelset sold and shipped over to UK last year with "Hermes" from my side, with no customs added in the end.

Hi there! Collecting some part the last few months its time to clean up as the current bike is almost finished and I won't need those any longer. 1. Fillet Brazed stem sold by Analog Cycles Vermont, made in the States. 0mm Reach with 1" steerer but 31.8 bar clamp. Usable height around 15-16cm...

Thanks you all! While I am currently building a modern and geared dropbar ATB (Tanglefoot Moonshiner) I hope to find some time for another overnighter on the Raleigh this year. @hamster : I recently checked ebay.co.uk looking for some tents from Blacks and they do exist but gettin them over...

Status quo. New stem, new saddle, new crankset.

Hi there! For my new bike, I still need some brakes and for reasons unknown, I want a PAUL Klamper. Color is less important as the bike will be wild anyway, but shortpull (road levers) and flatmount is mandatory. Before buying a set new, maybe you have a pair in the drawer :) Best wishes from...

Wow, the Yates is tempting ...

Hi! I am looking to swap my LOOK ATB frameset: Condition is rather good, BB and headset are smooth and the RS Quadra is working. Specs: HT 1 1/8" (Dia Compe AHead set included) TT: 56.5cm cc (~59 eff.) ST: 52cm ct Rear: 130mm I am not really sure, what I am after but: • steel (80s) • 1"...

Wow, I didnt know!

But does Rick Hunter really still build frames as a custom option. He had cancer (too) not so long ago as far as I know... From the old time builders of course Paul Sadoff of Rock Lobster, Steve Potts, Chris Dekerf, Curt Inglis, ... well quite a lot are still building frames. And many more just...

… as I said, I tend to a shorter but higher stem. This morning I took some time to disassemble the Mountain Cat as far as I could. The BB and headset cups are stuck for the moment as I don't have the right tools or force to get them out. Before and after And after a little reassembling...

There is a 3T dirt drop from the late 80s as well: italian made 3T WB1

In todays mail: and yesterdays Radavist https://theradavist.com/rivendell-hunqapillar/ Thinking both together seems like a very good idea right now, while I'd tend to a shorter but higher stem...

Way too small but lovely shoes!

Wow, what a great story! I love it and I am looking forward to see pics of your Merlin. (Haven't yet abandoned the idea of a work related trip to the States say mid-october myself ;) )

... yesterday I did the first commuting round with and without my kids trailer bike attachted. I had swapped tires - not a wise choise as the 2.3" Nokian tires are for some other style of riding but at least they look ace and without doubt underline the feeling of riding a tractor down the road...

Hi there, haven't posted a mountain bike build on here (or elsewhere) in quite a while but recent circumstances forced me away from my one geared daily riding towards a geared option at least for commuting and family touring. As I didn't want to go down the rabbit hole of chosing a modern bike...