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This was there flag ship bike,when British Eagle made good hand built bikes.and i really like the colour schemes/graphics,like an 80s Cannondale.The frame though has some truly heavy patina,the consumables will be consumed,and theres quite a few un oringinal parts,all these can be put back to...

Just had a look at this Orbit,some rust here and there,that could be touched up,components seem to be original and half decent condition,but theres a but,a big one,in the top tube,i didnt spot ti in the photos,but its actually ovalised,it has a crease mark on the side not shown,rendering the...

Yes fair price too,offers anyone.Pace forks ,Mavic rims XT,etc.British MTB history.

Shame, that looks huge,it looks bigger than a 22 inch frame to me.

That s a rare beauty,i think the rims are chrome steel Arayas,just like there 7xs.I didnt konw they existed until i saw a pair recently fpr sale.If only i was closer

Nice,but as usual big.looks to be a complete chromed frame set then over sprayed.

Very little use that one,original tyres ir eckon and still anodising left on the rims.

Completely original,even down to the tyres and brake pads. I think this is lower specced than the blue Cougars.Would like to find a lesser spotted Jackal to join the team.

My god thats like brand new.I think they cost around 340.00 new.An absolute bargain

Pretty sure only the very early specialized bikes had lugged frames and Square crown forks,they turned to tig welded frames in the mid to late 80s.Raleigh Ozark??,who knowa its a mystery.

A long shot l know, but has anyone an idea of which thread it is on the swingarm axle/nut on both the Mk1 bulliit ,and Mk1 super eight Santa cruzes.They are made of very light aluminiun ,and the axle faces have been peened over,making it very hard to screw on the alloy nut.What im after is...

Ah.. on closer inspection,ypu have the chain on the lowest gear on the rear.And the 600 mech,might have just fitted to Gary Fishers bike.

I know they fitted short cage Shimano 600 Road mechs to the early Marin Clunkers.To me that chain looks at the limit,if not beyond

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Yeah this looks great,and probably the first of its kind,Each photo says man hours and ingenuity,liking the Duro tyres too.