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That's sad news indeed. Without sounding rude I thought all 3 of the Taylor brothers passed away some years ago. Ken must of had a good innings. Who would of thought some of the best frames ever made were built in a scruffy factory unit on an industrial estate in Stockton-on-Tees. The...

Eldridge Grade from 1999 was a good bike. Columbus Thron tough steel frame, could be found quite cheap.

This one has the same serial beginning S8100, but it screams later half of the 80's/early 90's to me with that toptube font, colourway and graphics. https://bikeindex.org/bikes/750905 The Suntour Blaze components on yours are late 80's.

A CAAD 4 (Canterbury)...

Looks like a size small...

Never seen that before either. A one-off prototype that never went into production? Seller is in Doncaster near where they are based (Rotherham) - a current or ex-employee, perhaps?

Shame about the stuck seatpost...

He was asked if he liked EPO on his Cheerios.

Yeah, i wondered if the fork was not original. This one appears to have its original fork. For cleaning pitted/rust spots on forks, I find Vinegar, Lemon Juice and a pinch of bicarbonate of soda in a spray bottle works wonders with a scrunched up bit of tinfoil. An old wife's tale that works.

Decent price £68...

Team Telekom

Any updates?

Could be a 'Minerva' - a small Belgium brand. Has a chainstay protector with that name on it. https://www.pedalroom.com/bike/minerva-18033

Possibly year 1990 due to the headtube cable guides and 126mm rear spacing? Don't think its a MecaCycle or a Paris-Tours. Mystery frame...

Lovely colourway.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/277382082228?itmmeta=01K6DEB62JD4F8QCK3RFPP2WJ8&hash=item409542aeb4

Well this isn't the UK in the video below (its in USA), but i wish we had places like this in the UK! Tons of boxes of new and used stuff that cater to all types - a treasure trove where i could spend all day rummaging through parts! $50 dollars for a Lemond 853 road frame - f**k me, i'd bit...

I'm pretty sure the System X track hubs I've had for nearly 15 years are the same as the Formula ones, same tooling, just different branding.

I have the LX17 26" 36 hole version laced to non-disc deore hubs on mountain bike and they have been, so far, bomb proof. Though I haven't done thousands of miles on them. Can't comment on their road rims, but SpaCycles is a reliable source with an experienced wheelbuilder and they use them.