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I'd be keen on this please! I'll send you a DM now.

2nd dibs

Very sorry, this one has now sold!

Well spotted! Hoping all is good and well with you mate. The Trek legacy lives on.

Badboy old skool vintage Trek with a bit of a mishmash of parts (a bit of Deore, Kona P2 forks, life remaining in Shwalbe tyres).

A courier mate of mine initially had this built up some years ago, then it sold to a friend of mine.

I'm not sure where my tape measure has disappeared off to, but we're talking medium, probably 18" or so frame size?

May require some minor fine tuning but overall is riding just fine.

£120 picked up from Loughborough Junction - no dibs/timewasting please!

Also very interested!

SOLD

Hi all - I optimistically picked these up at an auction recently and don't have the space to keep them any longer.

Are they of any use to someone?

The barn find Roy Thame frame is really painfully rusty but has some decent parts - a nice looking seat post, Cinelli bars and Shimano 105 derailleur/cranks etc.

The De Ver frame has a small patch of rust on one of the stays but is otherwise a functional bike with Marathon plus tyres with loads of life left that hold air, 105 shifters, seat post is free etc.

SOLD SOLD SOLD

Had a few cans of their "Bee Strong" offering which was an absolute belter.

All I can say is The Harp serves the most banging, most well looked after cask in town. No two ways about it. Big up The Harp.

https://soundcloud.com/arkynjungle/sets/tufstuf-01-clips

This sounds large! Tracks 1 and 4 particularly.

That's gangster! 2nd dibs!

Ah man, the genre keeps on giving, I'm hooked! There's so much to explore from the mid 90s garage house boom as well as the obscure UK garage white label stuff.

Back on track to jungle/dnb though...

I was very happy to stumble across this one last week in the physical format. It blew my tiny mind when I first heard it on Rude FM when it was first put out. They were caining it for months on end. For anyone who's interested, someone is currently broadcasting RudeFm dot com on 88.6 on the London FM dial which is nice!

Garagevybez98 on YouTube is the best place for rare UKG.

I have found some bits that haven't been catalogued yes! Good stuff too! I've cut down on collecting and it gets flogged on unfortunately. I may regret it one day! I figure it's better in the hands of active deejays than gathering dust in my flat.

Here's a mad one I found last week as an example of what I'm talking about!

https://www.discogs.com/3s-Company-Untitled/release/11836809

Nice to see this thread thriving, I'll enjoy a good read ASAP.

I noticed a Taylor tune posted from the Producer series - wicked - all I can say is if any of you lot haven't heard Producer 05 by Bukem then go and buy the CD. You are in for a treat. I think it ages better and better as every year goes by.

Always mad to reflect on that these guys were in their teens when they were producing such gems.

Bad boy record!

On a side note, I've been plunged feet first into the world of UKG vinyl over the last year and a bit having been onto a stream of quality collections from people.

Jungle has been incredibly well catalogued, to the extent that barely anything unknown ever surfaces any more.

UKG however still seems to bring out its surprises, and the hungry collectors are rearing to go spending BIG money on rare records.

I think the culture with jungle was generally to press up 300 records as a minimum, rarely just a hundred. UKG on the other hand there seems to be a lot of test pressing only vinyl where only 10-30 were ever made.

Suffice to say I am enjoying digging deep again and learning about genre I hadn't scratched the surface of previously!

Thanks! Can vouch also for the above user; a gentleman!

I'll have that if reasonably local

My mate's bike got nicked outside South London Gallery between Peckham/Camberwell. Claud Butler. Notable bars. Anyone sees it, let me know. Cheers.

SOLD

£80

3rd dibs please!

Price drop, £120 anyone?

Measurements look like top tube 59cm ctc and seat tube 50cm ctc if I'm not mistaken