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Thank you! That’s the only decal I was able to find.

Jim

Here she is all dressed up.

Here she is all dressed up.

Thank you!

It's actually a 53/47. I'm right at 6' so I'll be using a Nitto technomic 120mm extension to get the cockpit the same as my other road bikes. It's about 80% built and looks like a modern "compact" frame set with vintage flair and craftsmanship. It should be done in the next few days and I'll get photos posted.

Back from the paint shop finally!!! Will post photos when I get her built up.

This is the email for Brian Phillips who had worked at Roberts, he has whats left of the original paperwork. He will need the original owners name.

brion900@yahoo.co.uk

Beautiful! What are the cable guides midway down on the captains seat tube?

http://www.velocals.com/roberts/

Here she is at Oasis Custom Cycles without paint.

I'm not sure how my frame came to be in the U.S. as I picked it up second hand around eight years ago. I never thought I would get it built until I found a Colin Laing tandem for a great price about two weeks ago, I'll be using that bike as an organ donor.
I just returned from the builder who had two options for fork builds. One was a twin plate Columbus affair, the other was a custom drawn Reynolds fork set for a Jack Taylor tandem. I decide to keep it all British and went with the Jack Taylor set. We will be using Campagnolo dropouts.

Here's a shot of the Taylor crown
with a blade in the background:

Thank you,

I live in Phoenix, Arizona. I'll be taking it to Oasis Cycles, a local who's been frame building for 25 years.

A couple shots of my Chas Roberts tandem that goes in for a new fork and a respray tomorrow.

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