UK steel

[velomaniac]

Mercian do or did an MTB also Dave Hinde have done steel mtb. I think Pashley may also have built a steel mtb in the past or present.
Some of the early Ridgebacks were lugged steel, I had a frame of reynolds 501 with very slack angles, possibly UK built ?

 

[JeRkY]

Bob jackson has turned out a few ATB's, I think Woodrup may have done some aswell.

 

[GrahamJohnWallace]

one-eyed_jim wrote: Cleland?

Cleland never made their own frames. Pre- 1982 their frames were made by Roy Davies at Dees Cycles of Amersham or Bill Whitcomb in Liverpool. From 1982- 1984 they were made by Jeremey Torr of English Cycles in Telford.

David Wrath-Sharman at Highpath Engineering made Cleland inspired frames and bikes from 1985 to 1988 in Guildford. Then he moved to near Lampeter in Wales.

 

[messiah]

Alves = Charlie Ralph

Corrado also made both MTB and Road bikes in Liverpool, and they may still do.

 

[knobby]

Harry Hall (Manchester) definitely road....not too sure they ever dabbled in MTBs though.

 

[The Ken]

Edinburgh Bike Coop did the Cuillin in Tange Prestige around 1990 - I remember it was British built but not sure by who - may have been Falcon who I think still made their frames here at that point.

 

[marc two tone]

Bob jackson has turned out a few ATB's, I think Woodrup may have done some aswell.

woodrups,leeds(kirkstall road)currently supply a fine selection of finely crafted road bikes.no 'kit' bikes all bent and brazed in on-site workshop.

 

[velomaniac]

Old Edinburgh bikes were rebadged Claud Butlers which meant they were Falcons ultimately and made in England

 

[The Ken]

I thought that but I didn't think CB did a prestige frame.

 

[Anthony]

Kaiser wasn't quite specific whether 'who made' means BITD or last week, but since one-eyed-jim has ruled that all steel is a thing of the past, people building steel frames now could be said to be retro.

So I might be excused for suggesting Enigma and Curtis.
http://www.enigmabikes.com/egost.html
http://www.curtisbikes.co.uk/xc-reynolds.html

I'm not sure that all Enigma frames are built in the UK though.