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Doesn't seem terribly likely, but is this still available?

Re: Mike Mullett 55cm Thanks for the measurements. Not quite right for me but GLWS. It should please the right person immensely! It may be so rare that few are actively searching for these, even if they've heard/read good things about them. I for one gave up looking for Stan Pike bikes for that...

Re: Mike Mullett 55cm Delightful! Is that 55cm c-t or c-c? And what are the top tube c-c, and OLN measurements? Cheers. And lovely to see a bike from this perfectionist builder. Surely not "quite" but "very" rare!

Sorry, they are in my clutches now!

OK, PM'ing on this offer now.

If running smooth, I'll take it. PM'ing now.

Re: Campagnolo 9 speed Record Titanium 1999 full set Thanks, I would have been interested in full wheels if they were tubulars not clincher. Now my interest reduces to the hubs... but splitting a built wheel whose rims are in good condition is not very nice, so I won't even ask! Cheers.

Re: Campagnolo 9 speed Record Titanium 1999 full set Maybe I missed something, but any chance of a split? I'm interested in the wheels (though it would be nice to know what the rims are).

Somewhat surprised those haven't been picked off bit by bit. Will you take £27 incl. post for all of the above?

Thanks for prompt reply. Not what I need - but good luck with sale.

Interested - could you tell me what's engraved on the back? Trying to figure out if it's the particular model I'm after. Cheers.

Very nice! What kind of tubing?

(very nearly) the same frame as I'm riding – the headline ad gives the size as 58cm c-t, but further below it says 57cm c-t for the seat tube, 54cm c-c for the top tube, like mine. The "10-speed" info is also wrong (although the bike can use 10-speed - it has 128mm rear OLN I believe). BTW...

Sent bargain-priced NOS Chris King headset part swiftly and safely packed.

Wow - have just looked it up and on the brochure page 26 at http://www.koga.com/downloads/docs/Koga ... e_1992.pdf and there is indeed a combined drop/straight handlebar. First time I've seen such a thing!

This is gorgeous - like some similar frames that were offered for sale right here... ;-) But 50cm c-c seat tube and 53 cm top tube - any idea what size of rider and type of handlebars this is intended for? It's not the kind of road bike geometry I'd know how to interpret...

Not all jokers are funny.

pm'ed

You said it! For an example of his packing (and well cared-for equipment), see this Duell frame.

Well, I have to admit that while I love old(ish) frames, modern components and their functionality also hold a lot of appeal for me. I am particularly fond of tubeless road wheels (as manufactured by Campagnolo, Fulcrum, Shimano). So it may not be purist by the time I'm done with it, but it...