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Hello i am after a Gios frame in blue for a modern build with campag. 56-57 in good nick. Cheers Shawn

Does anyone know an inporter of Gios frames from Italy. I would like http://www.giostorino.it/telai/gios-paris-roubaix-1977 but can't find one in the UK. Do I have to go to the shop in Milano?

The Great Notts Bike Ride. Anyone fancy the Great Notts Bike Ride on steel?

Me and some friends have started a Cycling club in West Bridgford. We meet most Sundays at 10am at the Poppy and Pint Pub. The rides are around 40-50 miles with a pub or cafe stop halfway. The pace is not to fast around 15-16 mph. A few of us ride steel bike, mine is 1980s Record Ace. We...

A+ Cycle garge I agree. Ed trued my wheels for free. The wheel didn't need much work and was willing to pay. Good friendly service from guys who love their bikes. Just what we need a good LBS.

Raleigh Carlton Record Ace TDF edition Raleigh Carlton Record Ace TDF edition

Raleigh Carlton Record Ace TDF edition Raleigh Carlton Record Ace TDF edition Just finished it. Raleigh Carlton Record Ace TDF edition built Worksop 1980. Campagnolo groupset Took it out on a club run and had no problems keeping up with all that carbon stuff. Great to ride and fast!

Another photo outside this time. I weight the bike and it was 19.2 lbs. I am thinking maybe leave old school and use a new bike for the club rides. I could put bar end shifters on it which were 70-80s and build it up slowly with campy stuff. Would love to do a vintage ride on it.

Cheers Matt and Mark I want to use it on my club ride, so maybe Campag Ergos stuff would be best. I have a limited buget too. I would be nice to know what it was kitted out with at the start.

Think i have worked the date out. Looking at it again it looks like WS0003861 which would be Worksop, December, 1980, 3861. But then this doen't sit right, in 1980 Carlton produced 72,000 according to Tony Hadland's Raleigh book, being a December frame the frame number should be a lot higher for...

Thanks, it could do with a clean. I thought it was an 83 but i am not sure now. i can't work the numbers out. I was thinking putting a new campagnolo veloce group on it, but it comes to the cost really, that why its fixed.

I currently using fixed but would like to use it on the sunday club rides, living in Nottingham and all.

Here we go, just took some photos. There no crome on the forks, got it wrong. The number on the bb is WS000 then a sideway S followed by 86. it's in one of the photos.

Hi daccordimark Yea thats what i have found looking on-line and in a fews books, but the paint job just like the Pro-Am a light perl with Blue lines around the lugs Named as Record Ace. I too thought the Record Ace were touring bikes. It has Prugnat Lugs and Driver's helmet style slotted cable...

I have a nice 531 Record Ace frame i would like to fit out with Campagnolo Veloce Groupset. The frame has Campagnolo 126mm dropouts which will need to be space to 130mm. If anyone has got any advice and ideas, so i don't cock it up would be appreciated. Also the frame says handcrafted by Carlton...