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Why not put both up for sale and let the market decide? Whichever goes first means you keep the other and the decision is out of your hands.

Curious as to how much you shortened it as it still looks to be a long 'un.

My first thought was that it might be an SR Sakae Litage, but a quick Google suggests it isn't. Still, a slow process of elimination might get you somewhere.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd like to know the story. I have a Roberts' BD that's going to need a repaint at some point, and it'd be good to know about any potential pitfalls.

I had one of those. It came my way while I was working on Cycling Today magazine. No idea what happened to it.

I too had a pair of these, BITD, my first SPD shoes. I really wanted the Alpinestars splatter shoes but couldn't justify the cost, so settled for the Caratti option.

I had a day out in Hastings, East Sussex, last week and during my wandering around there I can across a slightly tatty-looking Raleigh Pioneer, complete with a Flexstem for just £40. Oh and there were a spare pair of tyres hanging off the bike too. If anyone is interested it's in the second-hand...

If you're using the hubs on a steel frame I wouldn't worry about hanging the spacing, just run as they are. I used to have a steel cross frame that I built spaced at 132mm across the dropouts so that I could run either road (130mm) or MTB (135mm) hubs.

I'm sure I had a T-shirt with Mint's death scene across the front of it. Long since gone, though.

Interesting to see a non-splatter Kona from that time period get the splatter treatment. My first 'proper' MTB after a Raleigh Maverick was this generation Lavadome. It would originally have had a Suntour X1 groupset with Kona finishing kit.

I remember both. I bought a single speeded steel frame from Vince at Recycle. I've still got the Hope SS hub I bought at the same time. One of the staff members there was a guy called Alex and he had previously been a Saturday boy at On Your Bike at London Bridge when I was a staffer there in...

First up is a Swobo long sleeve merino wool jersey. This is an authentic San Francisco made jersey, which measures approx 19in armpit to armpit across the chest and is now way too small for me. £20 and its yours including postage. SOLD Next up is a Pearl Izumi western-style shirt. Says it's a...

I had a pair built onto XT hubs back in the early-90s. As wheelset they were okay but it was a right pain in the a**e trying to get a tyre off to fix a puncture. When I had the wheels rebuilt in the mid-90s with Campag Stenho (?) rims the difference was like night and day. I went from breaking...

This is the internet and I fully expect everyone to wade in with their experiences which will happily contradict each other. Or am I simply thinking of what would happen if you asked this on STW? ;-)

Hear that noise? That's a can of worms being opened. :-)

Okay, here you go, here's the scan of the brake grouptest from Cycling Today, Dec '97. https://i.imgur.com/RUrURK4.jpg https://i.imgur.com/L2FoiM3.jpg https://i.imgur.com/YrKZVUr.jpg https://i.imgur.com/ZqFSKuc.jpg

I'll have to dig out the magazine and fire up the scanner. Might not happen until the weekend, so don't hold your breath. :-)

Love the Box brake levers. BITD (~1997-98) I was freelancing on Cycling Today magazine and I put together a group review on brakes and a set of Box levers was included. I have never been so worried about riding a bike hard as I was while I had those lever on my Torus. I was told if they got...

I've found the answer to my own question with a bit of help from Google and STW - MTB Monthly. A few more details about it and other long-gone mags if anyone is interested - https://singletrackworld.com/forum/topi ... illed-off/.

Don't think so. Pretty sure it MTB in the title and it was independently published, definitely not from Link House/IPC or Future.