Wanted Wanted : Raleigh torus with trimnell fork.

[videojetman]

As per title, I am looking for a Raleigh torus with the trimnell fork
either as a frame & fork or full bike.
if anyone is selling or knows someone, please message me,
many thanks.
jeff.

 

[2teWind]

As per title, I am looking for a Raleigh torus with the trimnell fork
either as a frame & fork or full bike.
if anyone is selling or knows someone, please message me,
many thanks.
jeff.

Hi Jeff, I have a Raleigh Torus Titanium (john Tomac Edition)with a titanium trimnell fork.
Are you still looking for a frameset?
Best Markus

 

[Srv72]

Hi Jeff, I have a Raleigh Torus Titanium (john Tomac Edition)with a titanium trimnell fork.
Are you still looking for a frameset?
Best Markus

Wow

 

[Norwich Daver]

As per title, I am looking for a Raleigh torus with the trimnell fork
either as a frame & fork or full bike.
if anyone is selling or knows someone, please message me,
many thanks.
jeff.

Just posted!

 

[videojetman]

Just posted!

Got a photo of the trimnell fork ?

 

[Norwich Daver]

I thought I added them to my post but here ya go... great condition, allen bolts work and bridges slip up and down the straight arms etc

 

[videojetman]

I thought I added them to my post but here ya go... great condition, allen bolts work and bridges slip up and down the straight arms etc

Does the bike need a special headset for the trimnell fork ?

 

[videojetman]

I thought I added them to my post but here ya go... great condition, allen bolts work and bridges slip up and down the straight arms etc

Do you have the handle bar for the trimnell fork ?

 

[Norwich Daver]

Sorry no I don't, from memory I think it was a completely straight Ti bar.

 

[Norwich Daver]

Does the bike need a special headset for the trimnell fork ?

A fair point and the quick answer is I just don't know, but I did take the fork to a specialist bearing retailer who confirmed they are Timken roller bearings which are not cheap but they commented I could just use 'normal' sealed cup bearings instead but I have not had this confirmed by a bike mechanic.