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Hi, Colour isn’t that important and condition would just be, as good as possible as long as I could improve them. Steerer, I was hoping for quite long - 20 cm’s or so ( I’m being a bit vague! ). Maybe just tell me what you’ve got if you find them…. Thanks for responding, Paul

I’ve found an old Kona frame ( mid 90’s) and wanted to add some rigid forks. The obvious choice is some P2’s ( I think but don’t really know). Has anyone go any they want to sell?

Mine which I bought in 96 has much the same sort of spec as yours. Kore stems, seat post and bars seemed to be standard. I was thinking of changing my Judy forks to some Pace ones…..but haven’t yet. Stiff, fast bikes!

it looks fantastic and its a great story!

157 yrs of heavenly joy

Hi Nick I'm not ignoring your kind message - my messages don't seem to send when I pm you. I will try again.

Re: Re: That looks really interesting - think I'll have a go at that. Lovely bike Very similar to the Selbach. Thanks

Thanks guys - I will post some pictures - but I'm in Bristol and the brakes are at my other place in Wales at the moment. I'm sure all the cable parts are there - they look fiddly. I thought they'd been soldered.

I've got these for a Selbach I've been meaning to build for a few years. I've got the levers and the Calipers but the cables remain a conundrum- I have the remains of some and can see that they split so that each Caliper has its own cable but not in a way I can improvise a working set - finding...

Re: is that a Chater Lea crankset?

Stunning and just like mine (apart from mine being single speed awaiting a 5 speed set up with simplex derailleur!) Love the way you have restored this - large flange wheels etc etc etc.

Watch out for rear spacing / oln with some of those modern 27inch wheels. They may not fit.

Re: 50's Holdsworth?

great photos!