British Steel

[NeilM]

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I have also updated my old photobucket images.... would be nice if the others do so too for reference

RBG

I've just been through all my posts and updated many of them. I'll get back to the rest later, with the exception of one picture, as I don't remember what bike it was that I posted.

While I'm here, the next project is underway.

 

[retrobikeguy]

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its a nice frame, but a lot ot love needed

 

[xxnick1975]

Nice, is the seat post stuck?

 

[raidan73]

Really similar design to my old Bromwich, which had a chainstay u-brake. Totally worth the effort required to remove that post, and possibly repaint? Classic fade of the era

 

[narcotitlan]

Excellent to see another Bromwich coming out of the woodwork, and nice fade too! My own Bromwich/Evans currently getting a respray and some work as it was rather 'well used'

RBG how many handlebars do you have there??

 

[retrobikeguy]

RBG how many handlebars do you have there??

Hahaha, I left my job of 27 years and ended up in a little bike shop, we pick up some old turds but occasionally a gem turns up. The bars are in the shop and we have a few but the frame is now in my shed for some tlc at a later date and yes.. seatpost hell ahoy.

 

[Si_33]

Great find Lee. Can't wait to see the restoration

 

[sinnerman]

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Great to see this thread going from strength to strength.

For Walter. Safe and Sound.

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=371788

 

[retrobikeguy]

Great find Lee. Can't wait to see the restoration

Total luck find Simon, gonna be a slog to get the fame sorted especially that seatpost never mind thinking the rack bosses may need drilling and tapping, other than that the paint seems to be in reasonable nic....little patina but original

Frame number 71189, im thinking November 1989?

 

[mk one]

One of the best threads on here, im happy to be able to add to it...