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Zero components are British. Made by a chap called Declan Hicks in the early to mid 90s or there abouts.. I've got a set on a Roberts and they are a nice alternative to Ringle etc. Cant help on how much they are worth I'm afraid.

Cool, just seen the thread with your bike :-). I can't imagine there are that many of these but who knows. My own project is still ticking along in the background but other bikes to do first. I did however get some Rockshox Paris Roubaix forks last week, after someone on the forum posted a...

Try a slightly longer steel bolt. I've had the same problem and a slightly longer bolt picked up a thread and worked ok. I also find some alloy bolts seem slightly undersized compared to their steel counterpart.

Are the Marin Lite Tyres - purple and yellow logo still available please?. Thanks

1" ahead was definately an mtb thing.

Try @danson67. He lengthened the steerer on some forks for me.

I have a complete 1993 Marin Indian Fire Trail if you fancy a full bike. The only non original parts are the saddle and tyres. Let me know if interested.

M737 pedals please. Will pm you.

Sent you a pm.

XT brake pads please. Will pm you.

I have seen that bike before, same colourway, but without the extra bar. I think it is maybe a 1987/88 model. I cant really tell from the picture but colour match looks good?. So it would be a lot of work to add the extra bar and match the colour.

I do but abroad until Wednesday. You probably can't pm yet as you haven't posted enough. Let me have a look when I'm back and see if I can pm you some pics . If I forget feel free to remind me.

You can get dropout alignment tools but they are expensive so best to get you local shop to do it. Personally I use a hub as well to set the legs.

Err you do realise the legs are in the wrong way round?. The picture with the wheel shows the canti bosses to the outside. They should be to the inside, closest to the rim. Edit - But in another picture they are correct so maybe you spotted the error.

Pm incoming for the turbo saddle.

It's a nice bike that. I picked it up for Corduroy a few years back now and had a butchers at it before I boxed it up for him. Look forward to seeing it in all it's glory.

That's a shame, nice frame those. I would be nterested in the DI2 as and when you getting around to stripping it down. Not based to far from Winchester either. Thanks

The Rockhopper looks to be an 89 model. I believe the smallest frame size in 89 had the u brake whereas for the 88 model they all had them regardless of size.

Certainly looks like one.

Bargain 😂