Anthony":2gnpvu2m said:They used the lug-type arrangement for the seat and top tubes up until 1993, so the frame slightly pre-dates the fork. I believe the frame is either a 1992 or 1993, but they're quite hard to tell apart.
I think it's also quite difficult to tell a Clockwork from a Prestige. The rack eyes suggest possibly a Clockwork, but some Prestige had them, some didn't. I did read once that a difference is that most or all Prestige had no chainstay bridge, whereas all Clockworks had one. So if it has no bridge, it's a Prestige, but if it does have one, it could still be either.
Either way, the frame is worth at least £50, and so is the fork, and then there's the rest. Just tell the wife that if all her 'investments' were as profitable as yours, you'd be rich!
you say that but my prestige has a chainstay bridge & also rack mounts.
and yes it is a prestige ive known it since new (cant say owned from new as i was gifted it)