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And now on to the fork. It is somewhat confusing. First, even though riding on 27” rims, it has a huge amount of vertical tire clearance and had a Weinmann 730 front brake caliper on it. A 700c conversion would need long reach brakes for sure. Campagnolo front dropouts. The other interesting...

More pics. More pics as promised. This frame looks too clean inside perhaps to be from the 70s and then updated. That still begs the question of whether Andy McNeil was still building frames into the 80s or beyond. As can be seen, this frame has rather plain details with lugs and brake and...

It looks like I came to the right place for knowledge of these frames. Yes, the green one does indeed have a small notch cut into the top front of the seat tube. I did just strip it down today and will try to get some better pics of it soon. That one looked most interesting, so I went at it...

Not much work done with it being summer recreation weather. A few crude pics here though. The shop ow er who emailed me was Jack’s son in law. The shop is now closed. I was in agreement with the dates mentioned.

I see in my profile various things like message, and trophy? I will have to brush up on the FAQ section to see how everything operates here. As an aside, I never mentioned the stateside details I know of these bikes which is very little. There is a 6-7 day annual ride in my state of Ohio that...

Up close pics of chrome one shows plentiful corrosion. Several interesting details of chrome one; -brazed-on BB cable guide on ds only indicating perhaps originally a five speed -Zeus rear dropouts and unmarked front -26.8 seatpost but not too round -Milremo Professional stem -crazy thin seat...

Hello UK. I am a new member here seeking info which brings most newbies to forums. I am from the Midwest of the USA. The very used bikes I recently purchased are from the UK and one is stickered from the shop of JR Nicholson of Dundee Scotland. Allegedly both bikes came from the same owner. I...