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Found this in the scrap metal over the weekend. Stickers say Colnago but the heart shape on the lugs doesn't seem to match anything online. Looks like the remains of a Columbus Aelle sticker, all campagnolo components so I don't think it's rubbish. Any ideas?

Does anyone know what this could be? GT titanium with a mix of tatty xtr/xt bits and knackered carbon forks

Anyone recognise this headbadge? Bike has some pretty nice Strata components so assume 50's or 60's Does anyone recognise the cranks or stem? Nothing online for super 8

Anyone recognise this headbadge? Bike has some pretty nice Strata components so assume 50's or 60's

I'm stumped. Bb shell marked British Made with some numbers, mech hanger seems pretty distinctive. Williams chainring is dated 46, any ideas? Struggling to find a match on classic lightweights but saw a few Hobbs frames with similar seat stays

Can anyone figure out what this frame is? Very distinctive shape should be obvious, only sticker says Easton tubing made in usa

I bought this off a mate who got it from a house clearance and was planning on using it as a cheap hack bike but it's far too nice for that so would like to pass it on to someone who will appreciate it for what it is. I believe it's a 94 Clockwork, mostly original apart from the USE Seat post...

Proflex frame and forks. Will need elastomers. All components pictured are included for free, nothing special but it has XTR brake blocks fitted. Price is £100 posted in the uk.

I want to sell this frame but can't quite figure out what it is. From the stem and headset it looks like an RRA, but I can't find any with the white head tube and seat tube, it also has a dt shifter mount. Any ideas? It's pretty light, and has an alloy seatpost and came with a sturmey archer 5...

I could save this from the scrap heap for a few pennies but I'd like to know it's something decent rather than an old BSO. Lug work looks interesting, particularly on the headtube, any ideas? I think it has Acera mechs but almost all of the components are only bin worthy. EDIT, the scrap...

I just got my hands on this but I'm not sure what it is. It's light and there aren't any dents in the frame, the forks have air valves and don't appear to have leaking seals so I figured it was worth a punt for them alone. The serial number TA17010336 is stamped on the nds drop out. I thought it...

This one finally reached the front of the to do pile. I think it's a 1950's bike? Looks like it was green with chrome bits on the forks and rear triangle. I noticed it is much lighter than any gas pipe bike I've seen. The brakes are Donhou(spelling?) and appear to be worth a few quid, rear mech...

Please, someone buy this before I realize just how lovely a frame it is and want to keep it, simply don't have the space for anymore bikes :cry: :cry: GT RTS1 frame and what I believe are marzocchi bomber forks. Everything else is included, the kore stem, tioga headset, bontrager ti bars...

As per the pic, although a fair bit more used, will have pics up tonight. Assume the pads are knackered and it will probably need a good strip down and lube to be working it's best. Includes the mount for the fork leg and to the drop out. Seems to be quite a rare one, got to be worth 25 posted...

I have the following m737 bits to go. Pics will be up this evening once I have cleaned everything up. All the components are in really good nick, not NOS, but very good condition. The cranks do have very minor scratches. The bike they came off was unused for longer than it was used! I have the...

Bought a pair and ended up only using the front. Seller I bought them from said they had just been bled with brand new pads which I don't doubt as the front brake is spectacular. Excellent condition, call it £37 posted in the uk?

Nice dale f2000 frame from 1998 iirc, originally sporting deore xt with an xtr rear mech. Headshock SEEMS to be ok but is very soft, the top plastic adjustment lever is missing which could be why? Paint is decent, far from mint but still fine for a beater but is perfectly straight and according...

Frame measures 50cm, spec as follows. Not having any luck selling this, so if you're interested in any of the parts PM me, but it's such a shame to have to break up a bike that's been together for so many years imo. Campagnolo hubs, skewers and rear drop outs. Mavic rims Sugino mighty tour...

All the following needs to go. Have tried my best to price everything slightly under the Evilbay sales prices but feel free to correct me if i'm still too high. I gave everything a quick wipe over to show clearly any scratches or damage but everything will look much nicer with a better clean...

Has anyone encountered this before? Got a Dale with the original coda stem seized in to the frame. I've been through the hassle of steel and alu posts but never alu on alu. Any suggestions (other than not to use caustic soda) before I cut it out? Already tried the vice and it won't budge. Daz