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Also, looking at the condition of the chrome in places is definitely been part painted at some point. The wheels are much better than the rest of the components, and the frame is likely Columbus/Vitus quality steel if its French/Belgian.

Raleigh made full chrome/painted frames like this in the 80's (I bought one for a friend last weekend and we just stripped it back to full chrome. It's typical Raleigh spec kit, but the cantilvers and the lugs suggest maybe something more French/Belgian?

Could have been a cyclocross bike at some point.

Is this the BMC with the full carbon frame, or with aluminium seat tube, half down tube? I'm looking at one with exactly the same frame geometry. How does it handle down/uphills?

Oh, and give it a good wash and scrub up before you take it back!

Not with Ridgeback. I've no idea what their warranties are like. I've had 4 Treks though, mainly because my mate services them and he's kicked off for me. His advice is to vastly undereport the abuse the bike has taken, and obviously the miles.

Otherwise they might well hit you up with 'excessive wear and tear'.

Here's a thought - once you get it up and running you'll obviously want to diversify, how about Attaque Le Peloton vintage style, with riders from the 60's/70's.. Perhaps the cast of A Sunday in Hell. People would buy it just for the jerseys!

That really is top end. You'd be looking at 175-250 with what is quite low spec components.

How. About a porcelain mug. They're all over Alibaba and cheap as chips in bulk.

H Lloyd does not have what you might call a sophisticated 'filing system'

Try eBay.it for cheap Sidi shoes, I've had a few good deals <£30 including postage

Have an HTC Desire S totally mint, unmarked with original HTC charger. Unlocked to any network, battery holds a good charge, 40 posted? PM me in interested.
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I'd start off relatively easy, 30 miles a day, and build it up over the fortnight. Can get very very hot down there so definitely two bottle set up.

I'm a bit of a traditionalist and prefer my saddle about 40mm higher than my bars, but I totally agree, it's amazing what even a few mm adjustment willdo for comfort.

Hope this takes off, there's never enough cycling art/ephemera out there, and it's a growing market.

I'm sure if you were to offer him 150 for it he'd snap your paws off!

That could literally be anything. Sorry, but there's almost nothing to on there.

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Seems a sensible enough query.

It's summer - everyone going on holiday or saving up for one! Your local bike shop feeling the same.

There's one by Fort William 'Banavie' which almost every tourist pronounces 'Bananavie'. It's probably not that funny for the locals...

Any idea the weight?

Do you know if this would run 11 speed.

+1 the DMT pista. Very robust and comfortable

Likewise, too tall for my little legs. Stunning.

That's top, and an absolutely banging good price for a Nago Mexico. Ignore HeHz, he be a fule.

You've won a watch!