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To match some bent 531 forks from a holdsworth - images of the current fork below: Thanks!

I've got a rear brake i want to use as a front, so need a replacement longer bolt Anyone have such a thing, or can direct me to where i might get hold of one? How compatible would they be between models? thanks

Re: 90's Shimano Dura Ace, Ultegra, 600 & 105, Groups & Whee did the 7403 calipers go?

Age not particularly important, anyone got a single?

thanks! will pass it on. kind of surprised rod brakes were still being used in the 60s, though i suppose it would be cheap old tech..

My cousin found this bike and is keen to know what it is/how old it is - can anyone help? thanks!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI. ... 500wt_1414 This is being sold by a friend of my parents there's a bit of chainring rub on the chainstay. no bb/headset no. 116Q Full gallery here: http://www.dropbox.com/sh/ffjc75j8lyen5lr/Pe7F5Ocp0n#/

looking at the patent number (172974, norwegian it seems) it looks like this one: http://www.prior-ip.com/patent/2168509/bicycle-pedal so.. kind of locks when you're pulling up with the heel (i assume the extended rear section wasn't required with solid soled shoes)

read about a similar situation on another forum, in that case it was suggested that in the US the property/contents are one when buying a house..

haha - quite! let me assure you that this is very much an exploratory query. Just surprised to see the videos above of someone seemingly doing it in his garden with very little equipment (or measurements..) Thinking about it further i might have access to somewhere slightly more...

what kind of scale of operation is silver brazing with say one of those OxyTurbo kits? i.e. could i do it in a reasonably large flat kitchen with a vice on the table, or does it require more of a workshop environment?

nope? proving rather elusive..

hey, looking for a 50t chainring, 135bcd, reasonable nick - thanks!

not looking to buy but i'm curious what tube restoration has been done? got a (i think now..) 49 flying scot myself

was told 170 was fine for track recently.. though it probably depends on the specific venue. hope so cos that's what is on mine!

hey, what size is it?

Looking for a 58cm track bike (though i could maybe go slightly bigger), preferably steel, preferably cheap! will also need tubs and 165 cranks so a full bike might be better, but anything considered. am on a bit of a budget so not looking for something particularly special, as long as...

/sold

it did! then it got pringled playing bike polo, then they got recycled on to a new one ;)

spotted in the flesh at the lights the other day, looked stunning!