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Can I have the Paris Please.

Let me know if still available please.

Does anyone have a 25mm carbon seatpost for sale please.

I am back at home now and replied to all those that have shown interest.
Come to see her at the weekend and have a test ride.

Skully
I may have one of those TA adapters message me and I will have a look when I get home.

So am I. But hey what do they know ;0)

To be honest I would rather not. I would be happier if a buyer came and had a good look at the bike and went for a ride so they are certain they are suited to each other.

OK answers to questions.
Gearing 50-19
TT CTC 57cm
ST CTC 56cm

Was on Retro bike now moved to here. I will be away until 17th September but will keep an eye on the thread.

70's Claud Butler Dalesman 531 tubes approx 22 1/2" frame.
I built this a few years ago for my son who wanted a single speed for his commute in that there London town, well he never did use it as he moved in a young lady rather than a new bike :facepalm:
So it has lived at my place with the occasional outing on club runs and commutes when the sun was shining.

World tour tyres
modern 27" wheels
NOS red anodized centre pull Weinmann brakes
Benotto bar ribbon
Brooks saddle
NOS Bantel mudguards
SR Chainset polished
Alloy bars, stem and seatpin (can not remember what I used)
Modern cables
1/8th chain
Alloy pedals with toeclips and straps

I am in North Herts. But will be away until the 17th September for anyone wanting to view or test ride.
Looking for £150 collected.

Same colour and transfers as my track bike, I wonder if it once belonged to your dad?

I am liking your work.

Also interested in the Gitane

I was hoping that when you finished your last Hobbs that would be it for a while to give the rest of us a chance of getting that elusive part before you snaffle them all up. Oh well I will just have to watch your build again and wait for the scraps ;0)

I love my Blue Riband fixed but have decided to sell as it just does not get enough use. they are nice on the road not too agressive.

Nice work.

I agree front back - back front or both opposite the brake calliper.

I have sent you a message.

Rich
Depends on condition, age, originality etc. But Hobbs are well thought of and can command a good price. You will get more if you broke it for parts but PLEASE do not as you will be destroying a piece of history.

EX is Second gen Dura-Ace but still a great price. GLWS

Lovely stuff and a good price to.
Makes my frame jig look very crude and as for that wheel truing stand definitely looks 5 times better than mine. But for us amateur / home builders do we need or want something as great as these?

Dibs here please. I will give you a bell later.

They look just the job.

How about a stepped ferule? bottom of this page http://www.framebuilding.com/Sundry-Components.htm

Or what about getting a pair of these brass adjusters modified at an engineers?

What is the point of that then? Worst of both worlds surly?
Second picture looks a bit more plausible though

I have never understood how these work. Do you cut down a normal mudguard for the rear and use both?

A friend of mine who has a foot problem has been given dispensation to use clipless next year. He also rides an Alan.