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For Sale. Part No. FC-M550. Biopace-SG for narrow chain only. 28-38-48 rings, 170mm Cranks. Bought for a project but never used. Would like £65 (inc postage) Images https://1drv.ms/f/s!ArCIlImDj8BmiSR4AozG6r7nU4_2

Whilst having a furtle around some boxes after a house move I found a Campagnolo 'time-capsule'. It's a Centaur long-arm rear mech which I bought a few years ago as a 'spare' in case the one on my Dyna-Tech went t*ts-up. Well, the Dyna-tech one appears to be bullet-proof but my finances don't...

I have some Campagnolo items for sale. I had intended to use these for projects but, unfortunately, circumstances have changed so they’ll need to go. The items are: NOS Olympus brake set (levers, cantilevers, cables, etc.) - £85 delivered within UK (overseas at additional cost) NOS...

I visited Gerald O'Donovan not-long after the Special Products Unit at Ilkeston had been closed and had moved to Nottingham. When at Ilkeston he had measured me up for a Raleigh Maverick 531 MTB in Raleigh/Panasonic colours and afterwards I also decided I would like an 'ultimate' tourer...

At last this new machine for my collection is on-the-road. Frame was found for sale on the Ebay site back in March (2009), it was NOS and was bought for a build by a chap in Holland but never used. Since then I have been picking-up NOS and used parts both here in RetroBike and from Ebay...

"A Berlin inventor has come up with an electric bike which you power by pedalling. The 'E-Rockit' has zero emissions and can reach speeds of 50mph." ...not that you could afford one just now... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8147104.stm

Was after some forks for my MT5 build and spotted these ex-display ones on Ebay. According to the seller they are structually-sound and have never been fitted to a machine. They are unusual in that they have text on them referring to the specs of the forks (ie: average weight; bonded joint...

Found these at home the other day while having a clear-out. Not sure of the date of them but one is dated 1992. The scan does not do-justice to the day-glow colours of the stickers. The 'Sacrifice your soul....' sticker is now adorning the top tube of my recently-acquired Dyna-tech MT5.

Feedback for any 'kit' or transactions by Carlton Dyna-Tech. Cheers

Whilst having a clear-out recently I came across this pair of Italian beauties. I can't remember when I bought them but now I have a Dyna-Tech MT5 MMC frame coming-my-way I'd like to know if I can use them on the build. I know they are Campagnolo but I haven't a clue what Groupo they where...

In a 'mad-moment' last night I bought a NOS Raleigh Dyna-Tech MT5 frame on ebay as a 'sister' for my 1990 Raleigh Dyna-Tech in Team Colours. I don't know much about the frame, other than it's made from MMC and comes with no forks. The previous owner bought it but never built it into a...

Not 'equipment' I'm afraid but may be of interest to people. While having a clear-out I came across this woven patch sewn on a camouflage cap. I rode on this Trailblazer on my newly-acquired Raleigh 531 Maverick in Raleigh/Panasonic Team colours. A great day out and my first-ever bit of...

Found this old photo of my first MTB whilst having a clear-out. Not sure of the actual date I had it but it's definitely pre-1989 as I had my Overburys' Pioneer that year. I remember the Ranger had a Reynolds 531 ATB frameset with tandem forks and a looooong wheelbase (as a lot of early...

1990 Raleigh Dyna-Tech 2070 MTB with Campagnolo Centaur MTB groupset and Campagnolo Mirox rims. FRAME Reynolds 2070 Manganese Molybdenum butted main tubes. Manganese Molybdenum taper-gauge stays. Bonded to aluminium lugs. Sprayed in Raleigh Team Colour of the time (1990s). FORKS Reynolds...