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Planning to ebay this tomorrow.

One just like yours here blockhead. BIN £450 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280435314044&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Hogg Hill 4th cats only. A great place to start racing. http://www.eastlondonvelo.cc/2009/10/elv-winter-league/

Oh good. Really pleased to hear that. Carltons have a real following.

Thanks Furious

Lovely Carlton Flyer, frame number 75705, also has P805 on the BB. Mudguard eyelets but no drilling for a rear brake. Nice lug lining detail particularly on the tops of the seat stays. Good condition with no dents or issues. Think this may be original paintwork too. One for the Carlton lovers. The stripes on the seat tube are electrical tape so can be easily taken off. Headset and BB included. £250 odd would be nice.

Seat tube 60cms ctt, top tube 57 ctc

Come and have a look at it. I'm in Herne Hill.

Looking more closely I can see that the paintwork has been touched up in places.

Yes still for sale. Lots of interest but no deal struck yet. That is a grease nipple / grease port thingy. They used to have these in the headtube and the BB shell at the top for adding lube without having to have bearings go all over the floor (before bearing races).

Cool, thanks for the help.

If the number on the Steerer is the same as the BB then they are original to the frame. But I'm still not sure on the model. I know the zephyr didn't have those seat stays.

Soul, look at the tornado head lugs again. They're different where they join the top tube.

The forks are original to the frame 11184 on both. The detail and lug pattern are the same, in keeping with the frame. Dogs, why do you think that badge is not the original?

I'll see if the number on the steerer matches the BB

Still up for grabs. £190?

Forgot to add it's got what looks like a new Headset (BBB) and a new BB which looks like it says TH Industries 2009

Not sure what model this is but you'll find it here: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nkilgariff/
It's late 50's / 60's with nice lugwork. I've had a few Holdsworths but not seen this design before. It has an unusual Seat stay detail (see bit near seat tube). It's also different to most of their track / path frames in that this one is not drilled for a rear brake and has no mudguard eyelets at the rear.

I've wiped it over but the lug lining and BB area will come up nice with some effort. There's a dent in the seattube, it's not major and looks like a dimple. The frame has been touched up with paint over the years and there's chips etc but otherwise it all looks good.

Seat tube is 57 ctt, top tube 58 ctc. 110 / 100 drops. Built for 27's but clearance, particularly at the rear is tighter than most.

Would like £210. I'm in Herne Hill so feel free to come and have a look at it.

handing them a stick?

http://davesbikeblog.squarespace.com/blog/2009/11/23/stop-handing-them-the-stick.html

Sold to Evell

Dave in SBR is very friendly

I've got this wheelset for sale.
They're 36 hole Miche Primato track hubs on Mavic A119 & T221 (similar but not exactly the same). A 16 tooth 1/8th cog, lock ring, rim tape, inner tubes and Schwalbe Blizzard tyres. These wheels must have done about 10 miles. 120mm rear hub spacing. £95 Collection from Herne Hill.

Sandpaper the inner of the frame a little to remove paint etc and then lube well with grease. A vice can work too obviously.

The George on Parkholme Rd Hackney is a great place to have saddles, wheels and lights nicked. 10-1am someone will check the bikes outside that pub on a Friday or Saturday night with a view to nicking stuff without fail.

I need one of these.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eOKV0F8KJM

Brilliant. The sooner we get some of these bloody hipsters in Lycra the better. Don't forget Hogg Hill. It has a winter series and Cat 4 only races so great for beginners. I can thoroughly recommend Dulwich Paragon for the South Londoners. Loads of stuff going on.

Nice pic and a nice old Stronglight chain set I see.
I've used allsort in the past - Brasso wool, rags and nail polish remover. I used to clean my old Chrome BMX with wire wool but it scratched the chrome and the rust would come back worse. My friend works with metal and gave me some 0000 grade wire wool. It's the finest stuff you can get and it doesn't scratch. It works a treat. I have some cranks that I need to polish a scratch out of. He suggested working down from 0, 00 to 0000 to finish. I've just bought a dremmel but not used it yet.