TT Legends Bike Re-Born

[Nob]

Checking positioning

 

[peetee]

What a fantastic story.
Thanks for making it happen.
Ian Cammish was The TT Legend when I first faced the clock. His association with Brian Rourke by that time meant I always wanted a BR frame and I’m happy to say that has just recently happened for me so now I can at least look down at the name on the frame and pretend I’m as fast!

 

[Nob]

His Rourke I believe is on display at a cafe now but he’s super nice & know my tribute bike is in the right place

 

[Jonny69]

Amazing! Did you tell him in advance and did he know about the bike, or was it just one big surprise?

 

[Nob]

Amazing! Did you tell him in advance and did he know about the bike, or was it just one big surprise?

It was going to be a surprise initially but cat got out of the bag as it were but for him to see the bike inthe flesh, to hear the work that was put in & take it home was a tad overwhelming for him but a joyous occasion as I’m extremely happy it’s gone to the right place

 

[Jonny69]

Doh! I don’t even want to speculate on the cost and effort you put into your bikes. To see them handed over to the riders you built them in tribute to is a great thing. But to be on the receiving end of that must just be on another level. No wonder he was a bit overwhelmed!

 

[Nob]

Doh! I don’t even want to speculate on the cost and effort you put into your bikes. To see them handed over to the riders you built them in tribute to is a great thing. But to be on the receiving end of that must just be on another level. No wonder he was a bit overwhelmed!

The Columbus Air tubing was hard to pin down but I found the OMAS big sliding headset in black the hardest part to track down so yes costs tended to increase but to get a bike done for a legend it takes paitence, research, haggling & time to get it done. The most important part is the person you are building it for fully approves