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I think you're wrong. But I'm in a positive mind so I'll let it slide...

I'm guessing Sedona Square in Macau. First pic: Philippines?

On top of the Swiss alps: River of clouds by ragnar1984, on Flickr My avatar. This guy is ~2 inches tall...: strobistsmurf by ragnar1984, on Flickr

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I have a NOS M736 if you're still looking. Top pull, 31.8. Manufactured June 1994. €20 posted to Germany.

Top chap to deal with! Excellent communications, he kept me in the loop on what was happening on his side all the time. Thanks Andy! :D

Sold a hub and some skewers to Al. He paid like lightning and there were lots of friendly communication along the way. A pleasure to deal with :D

Bought a bunch of grips and bar-ends. Arrived well-packed in a timely fashion. Thanks Roman!

Bought a pair of bottles with cages. Arrived in no time at all. Friendly and cheerful communications along the way. Top notch 8)

Heh, those cantis used to be mine. The bolts and straddle cables are still in the same bag I put them in eons ago 8)

PMd about Scott grips and barends.

I have a couple of NOS pairs. You can have a pair and in exchange I'd like a postcard from your part of the world. How's that?

Ohhh, it's even my size 8) But that price tag... :shock:

Oh, so that's why! Everyone noticed but no-one wanted to mention it in case it would hurt my sensitive feelings. Yes, I can see that now...

You have a keen eye 8) I'm actually a bit surprised that no-one has commented on that earlier. Yes, they are threaded the "wrong" way but that's on purpose. I like them that way.

God Jul och Gott Nytt År!

I've bought golden Ti bolts from Bike Hardest a couple of times http://www.bikehardest.de

Swedish Mustang I had one of these in light blue for a while in 1984-85: It's a Mustang Aero Apex 600. Though Mustang is a Swedish brand and at that time had their own factory in Sweden, this model was built by C.Itoh of Japan. Tange tubing with aero down- and seat tubes. Components were...

If you'll be running on hard surfaces like asphalt or concrete, grooves won't help in the wet. Tread only helps if the tyre can dig into the surface it is rolling on. Bikes don't aquaplane.

I think RB member Wold Ranger has a set. Second post in http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=126312