Which early '90s British frames still used 1" head tubes?

[cherrybomb]

As per the title really.

I'm looking for a 'nice' (not necessarily exotic but reasonably top end) early '90s british steel frame with a 1" head tube. I have the forks already and there is no chance of changing the steerer - or finding another fork so I have to find a frame to suit the fork.

The only one I can think of is Orange, but I've been there so would prefer something a little different.

Any thoughts?

Oh, and although this isn't strictly a wanted post 17"-18" (Just in case i can kill two birds)

 

[clunker]

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A Roberts, Yates or Rourke?

 

[cherrybomb]

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Cool,

There's three to add to the watch list- thanks.

Anymore for anymore?

 

[legrandefromage]

If you get stuck for UK inspiration, Cannondale had 1" tubes quite late and so did Univega.

As for Brits, Overbury's?

Merlin Malt, Ballistic steel? Good quality frames built in Taiwanshire.

 

[cherrybomb]

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More food for thought- cheers.

 

[legrandefromage]

Rock Lobster?

Anything by any UK frame builders for quite some time due to the lag in availability of tube sets at the time.

 

[xxnick1975]

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Cherrybomb

I'm looking to sell this frame or bike or anything in between

It a Roberts and it's a 1 incher and 17 c 2 c

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It's decent

 

[shed]

my mtrax has an 1" headtube i think

 

[cherrybomb]

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Hummmm?

Loads of interesting options. Thanks folks.

 

[FluffyChicken]

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Pace as well.
Of course if you go turn of the 90s many more option are there.