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The “Pinarello” looks like it was done at Skill Enamelers which was in Ilkeston and owned by Phil Insley. Phil worked at Raleigh SBDU and set up on his own when Raleigh closed their Ilkeston unit. He continued to work with projects from Raleigh but sadly he died last week. The Titanium frame...

Hi Daniel, Yes indeed I did. Like me, he was recruited to the new Lightweight Department as it was called then. It was created when Carlton Cycles at Worksop was closed down. He was responsible for providing all the frame and fork drawings to enable us to produce them. We were a very successful...

Hi Matt, The titanium we used was from IMI's Swansea plant. Before we built the bike for Steve Robinson I took him down there for a couple of days to see the tube manufacturing process. We did use some titanium from Birmingham. It was from Timet. Frames built with those tubes have a different...

It's a Raleigh titanium frame. The gold decal on the down tube indicates that it left the factory as a built bike. The forks are from a Kona and the rest of the build is a mix of different manufacturers. NB there is nothing "Team" about it.

Re: Tom just messaged me. Not been on here in ages. My bad.

Re: Re: That was one of my favourites.

Re: Blue X-lite or Hope skewers + Ah, yes it is.

Sorry I forgot. I'll have a look tomorrow.

Crackin' job sir

Sorry Laurie, both sets of Rigida rims are sample disc brake only ones.

I think I have a NOS pair. I'll have a look for you.

Re: Blue X-lite or Hope skewers + I've got an X-Lite Fly stem in Blue.

Re: Pretty sure I've got some. I'll have a look tomorrow.

Your frame is exactly that which Glenn described. The frames were supplied to Eric Sampson. We also manufactured them for Raleigh USA.

Sorry, but that is utter rubish.

Bars were ITM Italia Pro 260 and the tyres were Michelin Supercomp HD 23c

What a fantastic bike. The frames we used, and indeed the forks too were sourced from Taiwan. 7 tube Cr-Mo. I think we used Yeung Fu.

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Love your bike.

It was from BP Metal Composites of Farnborough. Aluminium with Silicon Carbide.