Recent content by RMJJ

Re: GT TImberline 97 for sale The wife has just got home from weekend away and yes it's a 97. Sorry about that everyone. I honestly thought it was a lot older.

Thanks retro guru, blimey my memories bad. I thought it was earlier than that.

Is it ? Cheers. My wife bought it in the states when she was over ther nannying before I met her, then she brought it back over here. I'll ask her what year it was when she gets back from her weekend away. Thanks, I'll double check.

My bike for sale on eBay (the wife's actually) Very original Item number 300944234936 Hopefully this like will work Cheers http://bit.ly/11D4b6E

It "was" my bike, I'm pleased its gone to a good home, enjoy it and take care of it. I did list it in here and outed as mine a month ago but got no interest, also no interest on the other listing linked to with full description. Suppose its the luck of the draw. I feel like I've done myself now...

My bike http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewit ... 0891035515

I descovered that B&Q stripper works a bit better but you have to leave it overnight. If you leave it over night it does bubble up like the old nitromors did in seconds. It does work you just need patience

come on guys...... Whats my Stumpy worth (posted above) and is anyone interested in it? :D

so does the shite inside it after 20 to 30 years :D

1988 stump fully restored Fully restored with loads of new parts. Brand new specialized GX26 wheels, rims spokes and Deore hubs & QRs with new 7 speed cassette. Stripped and painted frame using etch primer. The frame was in brilliant condition to start with so its not a case of cleaning away...

sweet, I like it. Wish I could find some decent cream wall tires. I could have put my old wonder dawg ones back on but wanted new. Doesn't look quite right with black walls.

http://www.phildentonengineering.com/ Ask for Steve and say JJ sent you. They make stuff for motorbikes and specialise in vintage stuff that I am in to. They will make that bolt in stainless in a jiffy for very little money.

Front mech pedals and set up and it should be a goer :D

88 stumpy just need to do the pedals then I can mess it up all over again.

Thanks guys and Makster. A big help there, I thought so so its nice to have confirmation. I spotted the deliberate mistake in your post there Makster :) Any ideas on the steering bearing seal ?