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A shabby but straight Raleigh Carlton Stadium, small 20" (50cm) frame. Partially disassembled project that I'm not going to get around to finishing so time to move on and make space for others. Original paint and transfers. Only issue I've spotted is the thread on the head stock is stripped...

NOS Raleigh cushioned handlebar tape, silver belnding to white. 1990's? Or maybe older? Chrome plastic bar ends. Still sealed in original packaging. £6 + postage

Well, the BSA I bought off here a few months ago has landed. Now it did look pretty crusty in the one photo I had to go on, but like you do I hoped it wasn't as bad as it looked. It was incredibly original, and that's what swung the deal for me. BSA Tour of Britain by Mike, on Flickr...

I have been reliably informed this is a Campagnolo Triomphe "leisure" front changer. 'As found', car boot find. Has a stress crack on the clip, you can see it in the photo. Spares/Repair? IMG_5997 by Mike, on Flickr IMG_5998 by Mike, on Flickr IMG_6008 by Mike, on Flickr IMG_6003 by Mike...

Recent find. Not a Campagnolo expert so please correct me if I've got my facts wrong. As found. Spins straight and free. I have not taken it apart or cleaned or inspected the bearings. Some rust to the the skewer boss. £25 + Post. Southampton. Campagnolo Nuovo Tipo front hub by Mike, on...

£125 collected. In Southampton. Will post, last time I posted a bike it was just over £30 parcelforce. Need to make room in my collection, and this original paint 24" Pennine Italia is just too big for my little legs so up for grabs. Came to me from the original owner, and I don't think it's...

Exceptional quality, Brooks sell on their site for £230, I've got a £99 start ... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BROOKS-ENGLAN ... 1807966070?

Time to move this on. The nippers are now 12 and 14, so definitely outgrown this! I picked this up 13 years ago, and used it for both our nippers. Good up to toddlers. I mounted it on a period roadster rear carrier and it will fit most traditional 26" wheel bikes. The wooden dowel frame was...

Why spend over £800 on a Pashley Guv'nor when you can have the Real Deal at a fraction of the price? :wink: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 1468932640 Light Roadster (Unknown maker) by zombikombi1959, on Flickr

The Real Deal, not a Pashley recreation of a '20's racer ... But the Guv'nor is a name that suits it just as well. Light Roadster (Unknown maker) by zombikombi1959, on Flickr Not sure on the maker of this machine. The frame and flatter profile mudguards look to be early 1920's vintage, and...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/29051501@ ... 64152089/# Just picked this up locally, a very original early 60's Royal Enfield 'Club' model sports bike. Not top of the range by any stretch of the imagination, but a really nice solid example of it's type, and in nice unspoilt condition. Original...

Bought these for a project 1950 lightweight, but found a set of complete wheels so these nice hubs are now surplus to requirements. Rear hub is a 40 hole,3 cog freewheel unit, with large drilled flanges. Bike they came from had Simplex "Tour de France" 3 speed derailleur...

Right, bit of a newbie on here. Been into old racing bikes for years, and was in the VCC (Hampshire Lightweight Section) for a while, but that got knocked on the head with a young family, and then I got seriously sidetracked fixing up a beat up old campervan ... Anyway, last year started...

Not sure if this is of any interest, as my idea of 'Old School' is a bit different to most. Anyway, just put my 1950's Watsonian sidecar up on ebay. Cheers, Mike. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 1200wt_933 Watsonian bicycle sidecar by zombikombi1959, on Flickr

I have just finished giving this machine a spruce up. It has been passed down to me from my great uncle Walter, and he bought it new from Cliff Peters Cycle Shop in about 1955. Walter was a keen cyclist all his life, and only stopped a few years ago. The bike has very few original fittings left...