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nice one, glad you're back on it.

I know where that one is but won't be able to get it for a while, try get it before new year

Bit of snow

this carrier thing is free to whoever wants it, just need it gone!

£185

anyone interested in a 26" Reynolds 531 frame? currently built up as a fixed/single speed with basic parts. no typo, it is 26", needless to say, its big!

Black, never needed so never worn or taken out of the packet. £12 delivered

Drop me a direct message if you want it

infrared, topically infrared. they're the first two of a series I have of very old cars all in this style.

I agree, that's something special.

still got this

Still got this carrier. The bread crate is only cable tied on. £5 and it's yours. I can drop off if I'm passing in the car

been done before but with more flair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuCFOf3tAHQ

I would take this but in Brighton and can't collect. Ever come down this way?

Yeah, it's a biggun

Price dropped to £195. Would like to sell before Christmas!

some free hubs require a 12mm allen key. this is probably one of them.

you can buy them individually but they don't tend to come in sets, they usually stop at 10mm. even so they're not expensive, usually just a few ££

Gazelle tour de lavenir Reynolds 531 road bike. Has shimano 105 groupset although I don't think the cranks are 105. When I bought it it had been sitting in a chaps cellar for years and picked up the asssociated marks to the paint work. It has a 531 refurbished sticker so I guess it has had a pro refurb at some stage.

Wheels are 105 hubs, stainless spokes and 'made for Gazelle' rims, which look remarkably like Mavic Ma2 rims. Has recently fitted tyres front and back.

Selle Italia saddle has a split in the very rear part although still usable. Sr quill pedals, stem and seat post.

It's a large frame. 25" seat tube, 23" top tube. I'm 6'2 and ride it as it's set up in the photo.

I am in Brighton, can bring to the train station here which is approx 50 from London Victoria.

£250

could do with some of this bike baiting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=942os4DRsmA

Only the lacquer, I don't personally consider that structural.

The strength isn't in the outer coating.

I'd ride that down hill without suspension ftw

once upon a time, Scilly.Suffolk asked:

Where on the tubes are the punctures?

That will tell you what the problem is.

this guy is talking sense ^^^ answer that and you'll know what the problem is.

Isn't that a mtb frame?

Probably all of them. Very very easy to do. Had a gypsie kid in my class at school do it all the time where he wouldn't steal the bikes, he just swapped the locks around as he was a little bugger.

He stole bikes out of school time.

I would say how it's done but not appropriate. Don't ever get one they're the easiest to break in seconds

yeah worked for me, drilled it out and pressed the pin out with a vice. pressed a new one in easily enough

Apparently those dynatech frames came about as Raleigh bought a load of cheap titanium tubing from Russia. And made a whole bunch of these frames with them

I would say check the wheel is fitted up in the drop outs properly as well.

Might just need to slacken the wheel nuts off, lift the bike up and give the wheel a smack. It might fit up better