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There's this on FB marketplace. It's 531ST rather than 708, but it's cheap

Cross lane, suthard Cross road, by the club and heavygate avenue

Some of them in Crookes if you want to see one

Reckon sub letting would be against the rools

Thx for the info, learn something every day 👍

Longstone Edge?

I agree with the above. All the Super features and early 80s on the basis of the transfer design and post 70s with under bracket tunnels. Mexicos had a crimped top and down tube

Slick tyres would make it a bit easier to pull. As the trailer wheels aren't driving or braking, the tyres can be smooth

Doncaster is quite flat so good for those long, flat rides and there's plenty of off road opportunities too on old farm tracks. Big wide skies which is welcome on those dull winter days. Doncaster town centre is half decent with good transport links - it's near motorways and on the east coast...

I possibly know someone who has a 40 holer if that's any good

Is it 1" or 1 1/8 headset? If 1", I'd say late 90s, if 1 1/8 then early 2000s. By mid 2000s there were different frame transfer designs

If you can't shift it, Sheffield community bike project on King Street will take it. They build/refurb/sell bikes to those in financial hardship

Personal opinion only, but mudguards would finish it off nicely

They did. Mine did. That was their identifying trademark

Ah nice. Quality then

Any ideas what tubing it is? What size seatpin fits?

Ye gods, what were you thinking? Entered it after a few beers maybe?

You mean this in relation to the traditional tub? But if you use the correct glue it won't soften and cause the tub to roll The pink Clement tub glue was like concrete. It didn't soften, the downsides were it was a bugger to remove from rims and it was no good for a spare tub, as it didn't...

But that was mechanic error rather than bad design

My mate has a Siena , bought 2006, but his hasn't got the carbon rear triangle, it's all titanium ( carbon fork of course). He loves his