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Presume he tagged the new one when he was there at some point in the past, then went to the old one on whatever bike he was riding the day it was posted...

Right first time RJB.
As Hoefla said:
"It's like the weird hotspot of cambridge tags, how many within 100m of that?"
So here is another - number two of three in the tag file..

First - Old one Flower Street between Norfolk Street and ARU

Second - new one

Do any of you ride a crabon road bike? Thinking of dropping some serious money on a Focus with Sram Red soon but wanted to see what women I know are riding first...

Patricia (5') is away in Germany so I have posted this image with her 44cm Specialised Amira. The smallest they do but the Amira range is women specific.

It's a 1951 R O Harrison road/track frame as far as I am aware.
It was an unknown frame when I bought it. The frame number matches the R O harrison format, 213325 948, the fork no is different OR1072 948. I presume 948 is the enamellers number.
I think it may be a converted road frame, when I stripped it down I noticed brazing marks where the gear, brake cable and pump lugs should be.

Snap, I have a 51 ROH but built as a road bike with 5 gears
http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/bikes/harrison-underwood-rb.html

Van-Dal shoe factory on Dibden St.

New:

Trying to work out what frame this is - looks a Classic.

Will be watching with interest.........Peter - Cambridge

No takers though. If someone could Cooperate you may get a dividend, even a triangular one.

Near a new Co-op and Costa - find the buildings in the image.

Nice optical illusion...

No takers though. If someone could Cooperate you may get a dividend, even a triangular one.

First - Paradise House women's cooperative, Kingston Street - near neighbours of ours
Second - new one

^^^^^

The ring was drilled for me by a friend in the States. I am a bit into Drillium - you should see the brake stirrup. The arms look a bit fragile in the image but they are tapered (countersunk) and not as bad as they look.

^ it's like the wierd hotspot of cambridge tags, how many within 100m of that?!

^^ I'd completely forgotten that street existed, I had to googlemap it.

1 - I still have a lot I'm afraid! We don't drift far from Petersfield if you notice.

2 - The only people using it are 'fixies' looking for Tags.

Here is No. 2

Here we go then. No. 1 - Newtown Garages in George IV Street
No. 2 - new one.

Presumably all three of us went to the East Road Garages then? #stabby

I just looked at two more garage blocks in the area but they were both gated (and closed). Rules out The Triangle and under the play area opposite YHA.

I got the wrong one too, even stabbier?

Hope I got the right post (old one) in number one but it has sat there for several days.
Flight path - Cambridge Airport, Newmarket Road
Number two is new one - back in town!

Adam and Eve Street - look in the flat doorways

thanks for the info. I have acquired an axle from 76jimmy and there are a couple of axles on eBay.
will PM you my details for the hub cone, im sure it will be an improvement on my cone.

Able Baker bikes at Bishop's Stortford specialises in axles, cones, etc.

You wouldn't believe it - "Adam and Eve it"

Left: Old one - Ditchburn Gardens, Mill Road (old maternity hospital)
sorry about the flash bike
Right: New one

Time for a cryptic clue:
"The cockney wouldn't believe it."

Excepting the saddle angle, bars and total lack of SDS that bike looks a bit noooice. Tizzit?

Rondinella 1974 built by Vic Edwards for a trackie on the old Paddington track (has SPDs, do they count?). That was the shake-down ride and the saddle is now level. I put on the bars to see how it rode with 'bullhorns' - actually Maes bars inverted and cut down - we pensioners have to save our pennies!! For some reason the ITM stem (with Pista bars) wouldn't go into the column. Will try something else some day but it rides well with the 'bullhorns'.

Left: Old one - Ditchburn Gardens, Mill Road (old maternity hospital)
sorry about the flash bike
Right: New one

Hehe, Cambridge Bike Tag no longer allows these little luxuries like waiting a day. :) Nice one.

You're right Oliver, I blinked and the old Gwydir Street post-office had gone.

Old - Norfolk Street:

http://instagram.com/p/YeekhDlb6B/

New:

http://instagram.com/p/Yejs_HFb8t/

Embeds to follow when I'm on a computer...

Nice one RJB - no idea where it is though.

id love a donohue

What size? PM me.