What frame is this?

Original paintwork. I'll upload a picture of the lugs in a while.
What frame? I'm quite interested myself. This is the best quality picture unless I buy a camera (unlikely).

from here, i can ascertain that it is some sort of bicycle frame.

You might be right PJ - I'm going to go out on a limb here and take a wild shot in the dark but I think it might be one of the lugged steel variety.

you know what, i think it's big as well. it's for a big chap.

well done guys, i hadn't spotted that - was distracted by the door frame ;)

I thought all man on this forum was a fixed geek?

nice ivy, btw. if it is ivy - i'm not sure. maybe it's not, it could be a different type of creeper.

I got one of these too... check mine out... got it last week... HHSIB

Lovely vintage broom too.
Yum.

Got him!

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I thought all man on this forum was a fixed geek?

we are wills, it's just a bit hard to tell what frame that is from the paintjob dude

loving the broom. who needs njs when you have brooms like this?

we are wills, it's just a bit hard to tell what frame that is from the paintjob dude

or the monet-style impressionistic photograph.

think i saw this being ridden through clapton the other day, was that you?

what about pics of, bottom bracket, lugs cutouts, seatstay lugs with seat tube, fork's crown, dropputs, any special mark, engraving, number....

will be very useful

one word: details

Easy now all you G units. I found out today it is a Sirius frame. That dosen't mean anything to me.

Word up PJ, you a fan as well? Monet runs things.

Sirius was a UK builder based in the West Midlands somewhere, around the early 1990s. Google it, it may throw up some more info.

surely you can't be sirius?