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Number please- 3 short women cyclists in this house :)

Um, for that money I would want a Mountain Bike to be exceptional for riding up Everest - not just 'round town' !

Put me in line as being interested as well please. Cheers

Shifters please if they are in good working order. Have pmed you too Cheers

Lucky escape - 15" and I wouldn't have been able to resist :roll: And thanks for the specification scan - I have 2 of those bikes so it's interesting to be reminded of how much they cost then.

Hi, I have a 18" GT Palomar in red. Also has a seatpost QR, threaded headset and stem. £40 posted.

I just love this, I've been a bit unsure of these little GTs in the past but this looks great - functional but elegant too. Showed it to my 12 year old daughter earlier and she has given me the go ahead to look for one of these frames for her. Next project I think. I've seen three of your...

Great guy to deal with - and I just loved the personal delivery to my work - riding a retro bike too!

Received my bars and pedals today. And not by parcel truck! It was a personal delivery from prof farnsworth and he even arrived on a retro bike! Nice one Glenn, many thanks

Tectro brake levers please pmed you too :)

these please: hope blue ahead DR £8 pm sent

Not that short - a well-proportioned 5' 3". But for real trail riding it means I have decent standover and manouverability. I'm also old school in that I like my bars below my saddle height so don't think much of modern long travel suspension frames. I'm also only about 8.5 stone and too old for...

Mine are both 14" bb centre to top seat tube, and 12.5" C-C. The old 1" steerer frame is still in its original orange white fade paint job. Which is why I can't understand why this size isn't mentioned in the old catalogues.

. . . and baby bear said "I have a teeny tiny 14" satin black one and it's just right!" Seriously, any idea why the very small frames like mine (which are not that uncommon) didn't appear in the Orange catalogues - this has been bugging me for ages. Apologies for thread hijack - consider it a bump.

And I've just noticed you're 'ampshire so maybe not far away

Can I have dibs on the bars (after World Ranger if he wants them) and the pedals please.

Glad to see you've done something nice with this and are enjoying it - it was too good for ebay :wink:

Have to say I agree with World Ranger about modern Orange bikes. I'm 5' 3" and 8 1/2 stone and there isn't a current Orange bike that I can ride (and there hasn't been for a fair few years). Don't have the same anatomy as World Ranger but the principle of unpleaseant connections between toptube...

The forks seem to be the backwards ones that the Clockworks in the 1999 catalogue had, part of the reason I'll probably keep it rigid. As for stickers, well I might put an Orange one on the headtube but I really think it's less likely to get nicked without anything much else - and it does spend...

I'll put one up in the next few days if you like. It's a bit tatty - a well ridden bike and a beaurtiful mango colour. With my new fleuro green Evo 2 arriving it's getting like a fruit collection