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Hi Roger cheers for the info. Still not able to find a serial number and as much as i would love to get it powdered there is no one on the IOM who does it. Will get it all stripped tomorrow hopefully so will have a proper look then cheers.

Frame saver - Enlighten me! waxoyl?

front shifter seems ok but the rear is badly corroded and very stiff. I'll strip grease and rebuild and see what it's like. Headset seems ok and BB spins freely. Again strip clean grease and rebuild. Paint shoddy in places but I'll bead blast it and have it resprayed in the orange and white...

Cheers CWGazz, but i think this ones a keeper (just don't tell the wife). Where can I find original specs etc. this one deserves doing properly me thinks.

Thanks Will get in touch and see what they say. I can't find the number, any idea where it would be?

Hi All Found this today at the local amenity site, very very lucky/happy. Can't seem to find the serial number. How do I go about dating it. Could do with an original spec list/review. Looking forward to this build alot.

Free today from the local amenity sight. All I need now is those lottery numbers and my day will be complete! How do I go about dating the frame, I can't seem to find a serial number? Also where can I find the original spec list/reviews etc. Thanks Andy

Serial no Y1192627 Also the gussets where the top/down tube join the stearer tube are branded BCM and stamped 72 and 61. Don't know if this means anything to anyone. On a plus note it's now all stripped and at the paint shop for a nice new shiney paint job.

Frame stripped and ready for the respray tomorrow. The decals were actually stencilled on. Will have a good look befor it goes to see if there is any markings on any of the tubes. Cheers Andy

www.pwsfinishing.co.uk This guy is amazing and very reasonable His work can be seen on radbmx.co.uk search for superbike dan. Truly fantastic.

sorry

Hi All Just bought this Peugot Frame and Fork Reynolds 753. The guy used it to race in the 1990 commonwealth games (IOM Team). It is very light. Going to build it up as a single speed. May need a respray but not sure yet. Will keep you posted.

Hi All Am new to this road stuff but am planning to build a single speed for winter training (sorry I'm an MTBer). I have a choice of frames Just need to know which is best? Sun Marlboro or various raleighs Can be seen at http://www.thebikeman.co.uk/frames.htm also are new parts...

Not belt drive but shaft ala BMW: http://www.zerocycles.co.uk/schematic.p ... c5b6aa89af

I'm sure thats what you said whith the BMX's (Just the one). Good luck sticking to it. RAD Member.

That looks like what I'm after Ti-pin-man. Any idea where I'd get one. Have emailed the distributor but no joy yet. Cheers For All your help. Andy

Would my cash be better spent on a set of Magura Hydraulic rim breaks??

cheers guys Will buy the a 2 z and see what its like. I have wheels etc. was planning on a rigid carbon fork, post stem and bars. Not to bothered about the whole retro look but will see how it turns out. The frame is aluminium so braze ons are out. Thanks Andy

Don't shout But i'd like to add disc breaks to a '98 Fisher frame. Front not a problem but is there anything i can buy to retro fit a disc to the rear wheel. More importantly is it a good idea, will the frame be strong enough etc. The bike will be mainly used for winter training and...

And I'm sure that there will be others lurking aswell.