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Black one now for sale. With bullmoose setup from silver if required.
Sold Two, yes two more 89 Overbury’s Pioneers in larger than large
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Lovely bikes - I'd have loved to buy either of those as I'm about 33" inside leg and they would fit me (keep me posted if you do put the other one back up for sale). I had the Overbury below previously and sold it a couple of years back as I couldn't ride it as it was a bit too small (hence saddle and stem position in the photo when I did attempt to ride it. It was a lovely bike though in a really rare factory paint job pretty much unmarked - someone on ebay got a great bike there - I often wondered if it now belongs to anyone on here these days. Overbury's frame geometry was well ahead of its time and spot on and still my favourite British MTB framebuilder, followed closely by Chas Roberts and Dave Yates. I'm also looking for a Taylor RoughStuff f&f as Taylor was even more ahead of their time much like the Highpath bikes also were in the UK 
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Lovely bikes - I'd have loved to buy either of those as I'm about 33" inside leg and they would fit me (keep me posted if you do put the other one back up for sale). I had the Overybury below previously and sold it a couple of years back as I couldn't ride it as it was a bit too small (hence saddle and stem position in the photo when I did attempt to ride it. It was a lovely bike though in a really rare factory paint job pretty much unmarked - someone on ebay got a great bike there - I often wondered if it now belongs to anyone on here these days. Overbury's frame geometry was well ahead of its time and spot on and still my favourite British MTB framebuilder, followed closely by Chas Roberts and Dave Yates. I'm also looking for a Taylor RoughStuff f&f as Taylor was even more ahead of their time much like the Highpath bikes also were in the UK
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