Reynolds 753 frame MTB's?

I dont know whether this has already been covered, but I was trying to find any Reynolds 753 frames MTB's.
Apart from the Zinn 753 and some Raleigh Dynatech frames using Mang-Moly for example for the chainstays etc, I can't find anything.
I understand the certification process involved and the exclusivityand time consumption - hence costs, but anyone have any other makers MTB frames which used this steel?

Thanks

The only ones I have come across were craft builders (Dave Yates, Chas May etc). A builder needed special certification to use 753: overheat the tubes and they reverted to plain old 531.
The fact that 753 cannot be welded kept it out of mass production - just like 531 and 653.

I’ve not been able to find a Yates or Chas 753 MTB - only road bikes/racers.

If you have any links - I’d love to see!

The Yates was about 30 years ago, not seen one since, sorry. Tony Oliver also built some, mainly as off-road tourers.
Chas told me he only built a few and the sort of people who wanted them were also the sort of people who rode them hard...and broke them.

Dave Lloyd.

thanks
After some trawling I've been able to discover some - thanks to you for the pointers Hamster!

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Martrac
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=416076&hilit=753

dave Lloyd
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Chas Roberts.

Also, the earlier incarnations of the Roberts D.O.G.S.B.O.L.O.X used silver soldered Reynolds 753 seat stays, brazed to the Columbus SL monostay.

Thanks for those beauties!
I'm curious - is there a link to the Roberts please?

I also discovered the 1991 Barrie Clark's Raleigh Dynatech with a bonded 2080 Tubeset (753?)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBs8gwATTOM (1:55)

The build threads are below in the signature...

Certainly the Raleigh team did use Reynolds 753 for sure