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Always liked a bit of panto at Christmas.

Thanks!

Hi.
Looking for a Crown Jewel probably in 56ish.

I'm also looking :-)

Good call.

2nd dibs on the larges. Ta.

They are ISO. They fit a 30.2 headtube ID, and a 26.4mm crown race seat. When you see EC30 on the skirts, that means 30.2 (ISO).

Any reason I couldn’t run a 10 speed Record cassette on these? Spacers etc needed?

Looking for a 1” Nothreadset.

Cheers.

Still looking:-(

Still looking if anyone has one. Ta.

As above, ideally a Chris King but open to options. Pink would be a nice touch but any colour considered. Cheers!

I’ve got a SimWorks Caroline stem, 100mm. Immaculate condition. They’re 160 quid new. Not sure how much you’re looking to spend. I’ve also got one of their Cromo ‘Gettin Hungry’ quill ones. It’s on eBay have a look.

I have a medium Solaris (29er) frame and a nearly new Rockshox Recon fork to go with it if he / she's interested?

After a bit of deliberation i'm withdrawing this for now until I decide what to do with it. Noted interest from everyone on this thread for future.

Also interested in the Pinarello of the OP isn’t keen.

I'm keen.

Fraid so. Sorry

1", threadless. Thanks!

Noted!

I think i'll split. I'll sort out some photos once i've got it in bits.

What would you suggest?

Price drop £1340

I'm 75kg and I can make a Mercian in standard dia. tubing flex to the point of feeling too soft. My Argos Racing frame in the same material (725) has a 31.8 DT and has that steel 'buzz' without feeling too soft. All depends on rider weight, tube diameters, size of the front triangle (e.g. compact or not) and (to a point) butt length. Steel frame 'flex' has next to nothing to do with chainstays (why do people think this? I couldn't design a stiffer structure than a bike's rear triangle if I tried - it's a small, steel 4 sided pyramid) and more to do with the DT and TT being able to twist to allow the BB shell to kick to the side.

I'm just typing this nonsense because it costs a lot of money in frames to figure this out.

Cheers.