Recent content by marcinski

Thank you for the info. Would you be able to date it approximately? I don't know much about Raleigh range but would have thought that 1inch headset would be from late 80/early 90? But were all Raleighs not lugged then? Thanks, Marcin

Hello, I came across this frame for sale locally but can't find any info on it, despite looking in the archives. It is Raleigh Bebop - Tig welded frame, fastback stays, short horizontal dropout, 1'' head tube. Does anyone have an idea what year it could be? Any info on geometry? Thanks, Marcin...

Now sold, thank you.

Still available Marcin

Re: Yes, still available. Thanks, Marcin

For sale is black frameset of Surly Cross Check - in black in good overall condition. I have had this bike since 2010 so some signs of paint wear are visible in particular around dropouts. Structurally the frame and fork is sound, no issues. Some more photos here...

Hello, I have a fork made by Bob Jackson. 1 in steerer with mudguard eyelets. Made from Reynolds steel but not 853. Photo below: PM me if interested. Thanks, Marcin

Hello, I have nice Bob Jackson made forks. 1 in threadless but can thread it for you as I have the equipment to do so. Thanks,

Hello, I have very nice Bob Jackson made fork from Reynolds cro-mo. 1 inch threadless steere. Photo below: Interested? Thanks, Marcin

Re: Hello, I have a Bob Jackson made Reynolds forks with long unthreaded steerer. Hardly used 100 GBP posted from Poland. Can send photos if required. Cheers,

Re: Hi, Have very nice Bob Jackson forks, reynolds tubes, straight legs, threadless steerer. Nicely painted in white. Can get you pictures if you are interested. Best, Marcin

Hello, Does anyone recognize the producent of the frame pictured? It is advertised locally with very little info given. It has some very nice details, curved stays and nice looking seatpost collar. There is a partial headbadge sticker and not much elso to go on. Can you help, please...

Well, arguably the invention of clutch mechanisms can be appreciated by anyone, no more slapping chain. The inventions are driven largely by the needs of racers (real or perceived) and trickle down the line so normal people get them eventually, whether they need it or not. Once the top level...

That's very cool bike. Road shifters are not compatible with MTB front mechs. You will need road derraileur unfortunately. That made me chose bar end shifters for my built; F.Moser Pro Comp Ax, currently my favourite bike. Marcin

Thanks, Here are some pictures of the frame before painting: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... p;t=261027 Yeah, I am kind of ambivalent about the yellow post. I had a scratched white post that would look out of place so had it powdercoated with the frame. Cheers, Marcin