That’s an interesting read, thanks for sharing. Some of these frames do the rounds, I still wonder how it landed up with this eBay seller.I got it, a few lushed up the price on that one , now about this bottom bracket?
good buy not sure if you’ve seen but by the looks of things it was on here just over 10 years ago.
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads...frame-fork-now-sold.134474/page-3?prefix_id=3
Echoing the above, I have a '90 Wicked and they are wonderful things to ride around on all day
This one is a Medium unless I'm mistaken?
Having the original fork is a bonus and it has the correct seat clamp as well. Bearings are indeed easy to source, I'm just pondering how easy the BB axles are to come by though. Perhaps a threadless cartridge BB would indeed work?
You got a helluva deal there, as FATs always get painful when imported. The lockrings can be found below but there are other sources sometimes. You want an ISO 5/8 inch BB axle 122/3mm long for a period M730/2 Chainset or 127mm like the overpriced one in Romania below for a Cook Bros RSR chainset. Looking forward to the build thread you are in for a treatI got it, a few lushed up the price on that one , now about this bottom bracket?
ThanksYou got a helluva deal there, as FATs always get painful when imported. The lockrings can be found below but there are other sources sometimes. You want an ISO 5/8 inch BB axle 122/3mm long for a period M730/2 Chainset or 127mm like the overpriced one in Romania below for a Cook Bros RSR chainset. Looking forward to the build thread you are in for a treat
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20406194...BZ3W6y6ToG&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12470988...BZ3W6y6ToG&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY