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Is this definitely, 100% 1987 and not 6?

A very good point 👍

Below the seatpost clamp.

You really should study any chemicals/oils/paints etc you are using, obtain data sheets and have the correct PPE. Everyone thinks 'it' won't happen to them, but 'it' does, given enough exposure. It's also interesting to see what some of these chemicals are used for. One of the most dangerous...

Would you consider selling the whole lot in one go?

I've had a few times recently where the thought has entered my mind, my better half said she'd just get a skip for most of my stuff after my son/brother/uncle have picked through it, but none of them know enough about, or have time to deal with bikes. Perhaps a register of willing RBers is needed.

Rustoleum combicolour is like what Hammerite was 30 years ago.

Just take some spokes out of the wheel and it will fit easy-peasy.

That is true.

Yes, like this. It ain't pretty but..... But I also have this, I'd forgotten about, just an M10 cap head bolt;

It's screwed into the opposite end of the bottom bracket spindle.

I get it's rare, I get it's light and good quality, but what makes it so special as to be worth £300?

And the lock ring goes on this far?

Even finger tight though, it shouldn't wobble. You sure there's no debris in there?

Definitely nothing missing?

I made a 'tool' years ago which was basically a spare bolt with a length of threaded rod hammered into it, screwed on from the opposite side so the rod was flush with the end of the spindle/axle for my tool to push against. The 'tool' being the green part.

First time I ever heard of Bristol was in English GCSE. We studied a book called 'Junk' about hippies, heroin addicts, anti-capitalism, crime, prostitution, squatting. No mention of statues. I got an E. The T.V. adaptation included a - presumably stolen - Vauxhall Nova. I've always been...

26" wheels. "Let's make the trails more gnarly or find rougher terrain" to "let's fit bigger wheels to reduce the bumpiness of the terrain".

Here's Ruby, our Beagle @4 years old. Doesn't like bike rides.