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Hi sjcprojects, I love the photos. This is an inspiring thread. Congratulations for putting together a retro project but using 28c tyres and a 32T rear cog. Surely, this is one advantage of modern stuff ie fatter tyres and lower gears. I'm not sure that narrower tyres are really viable given the...

Excellent- a joy to behold. I like the possibility of fitting wider tyres as the clearances are so generous.

I purchased a Majestic frame about 2 years ago for the princely sum of £30! I put it together as a fixed wheel winter steed. I am so pleased with the quality of the ride experience. The longer wheelbase, as compared to a modern road bike, gives it a solid planted feeling. All road chatter is...

Chapeau Sir. I admire your single minded pursuit in restoring these lovely bikes. There is far too much new stuff in the world. However, to create and re-purpose older frames to meet your requirements is commendable. Well done!

I'm interested in the rear mech. However, this will require posting. Thanks.

hi Jamie, I hope that this is a private message. I'm more of a visitor to the site rather than an habitual poster. If you send me your details, I'll organise payment through paypal.

HI Jamie, I'm happy with paypal. Please send me your details and I'll sort things out. I'll pay through the gift option - no fees!

I'll take these please. Can you send me a message so we can get organised. I've no idea how to do this. Thanks

Possible interest here. Could you send me a message because I don't know how to send a private one. Ta.

Love your thread reindeer. What an antidote to just blowing a couple of thousand on the latest carbon gravel rocket. You have given me some ideas for a project. This means another bike in the garage! Your thread is the reason I inhabit this forum, Thanks.

That is one handsome machine. Please don't put this through the mire of winter. There are plenty of cheaper hack bikes out there. Save this for summer lanes and relish the joy of riding a bike of this calibre.

loved the photos. What a carless joy it must be on those roads!

A true bargain - chapeau to you sir

Thanks for the link. i enjoyed your blog and the photos. You do indeed have an eye. Safe pedalling.

lovely frames and most definitely worth all the time and trouble you take over them. Could you include some more photos of your bikes in the setting of the countryside/sea? I've visited Thurso but sadly have never cycled there. you might inspire me to take my Bob Jackson tourer into the wilds of...

What size is this please?

What a classy build - I've enjoyed reading your thread. Does the bike ride as well as it looks?