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Re: Re: Yes still have the front mech, I've seen the clamp around recently, do you need both? The mech has a clamp built in so you won't need a seperate one

I must have missed this, I will get a quote tomorrow, (working nights) and the pound to dollar weakness will probably help you

Re: At work at the moment but will check I still have it later

Re: I'm fairly certain I do, give me until this evening an I'll let you know

PM in progress, there's more to come... I have everything still except what is shown as sold

Bump... I make that 5 years, 8 months, 11 days - is that a forum record? Pedals now sold (actually I gave them away) but make me an offer on the frame. Its perfectly ridable - I just wouldn't trust it for very long, most the other items still available - try me.

Due to lack of contact this is still available, UK sales only for now

I have suggested, via PM, a fair time frame of giving him until 7pm today to consider the frame. I have had it three years so I'm not in a big rush.

Done, however troje has also been in convo with me via pm, I would like to give him a reasonable amount of time to decide, I'm not sure how long that is, as yet. What's the accepted norm?

I would prefer to sell it in the UK. If I dont get any takers then I will be in touch to see if you are still interested Thanks

Here is the sale thread I bought it from http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... p;t=152173 I ended up paying $320 inc shipping and then another £55 for import tax

UK delivery only. I have owned this for about 3 years having bought it from here. I am not looking to make a profit just to move it on to a better home seeing as I have yet to build it up. I did have a collection of parts ear marked for it but dont have the time or energy to complete it - so...

If it falls through I'm interested Simon

BMW still use that paralever front end on some motorbikes "and a tool kit of various spanners and allen keys" That reminds me of the flat spanners you would get free with Raleigh bikes when I was a lad.

Your too modest - Im sure Ive seen this going down the Thames recently http://www.topspeed.com/boats/boat-news/aor-a-300-million-yacht-ar88479.html Nice bike btw - my cousin had one of these when I was a lad and I was always jealous of it.

Who's back garden is that where the photo is taken...? It vaguely reminds me of the set off that Al Pacino film with the coked up lawyer... Carlitos Way. Is the Motor boat just out of shot? :wink:

Check out this website to confirm spoke length. http://www.wheelpro.co.uk/spokecalc/ it maybe worth investing in the book on this site. A bit of lubrication especially if using alloy nipples is good advice. I used to use copperslip. A touch on the threads and a touch between the eyelet...

Not quite as vintage but worth a look http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/fs-yeti-as-3-retro-frame

I was gonna put a bid in until I realised it didn't come with the 66T warp speed chainring as pictured in the last photo... :wink:

I'm in th UK, North London area - and you? I can travel I know the spokes are bent to hell but I dont want to replace them all as they are titanium rainbow effect. They are non drive spokes anyway. If they break then Ill replace. Thanks for the heads up though. I just had a look and found...