Arthur Caygill fillet brazed MTB?

[Wherehumanscycle]

Picking this up shortly.

Anyone know much about the maker or model? Or own one before?

Struggling to find anything online only one example

Looks a well made thing. But parts aren’t anything exiting mind you.

 

[legrandefromage]

why dont you contact the shop?

 

[retrobate]

Interesting frame, the seat cluster sleeve looks Overburys ish and the extended head tube and rear cantie hanger has the look of Dave Yates.
There have been a few Caygills on here in the past, it would be worth doing a search.

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/fillet-brazed-reynolds-653-arthur-caygill-frame.435442/

 

[Wherehumanscycle]

why dont you contact the shop?

Have done

 

[Wherehumanscycle]

Interesting frame, the seat cluster sleeve looks Overburys ish and the extended head tube and rear cantie hanger has the look of Dave Yates.
There have been a few Caygills on here in the past, it would be worth doing a search.

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/fillet-brazed-reynolds-653-arthur-caygill-frame.435442/

Yeah spotted that one. Just curious on the year and am guessing this came with an matching fork not the Judy… looks a well built thing for sure

 

[legrandefromage]

they made (and still do) some very nice under the radar frames

Here's my Columbus Max roadie

 

[Wherehumanscycle]

they made (and still do) some very nice under the radar frames

Here's my Columbus Max roadie

Lovely frame that

 

[otherself]

He built his own frames in Richmond, Yorkshire, starting in 1983.

 

[foz]

they made (and still do) some very nice under the radar frames

Here's my Columbus Max roadie

I want it, and you know I do.....

Caygills are nice, I've had mine since 1991