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57% off On One Huntsman. Grab a bargain on a triple-butted Taiwanese Reynolds 520!

https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/YBHUNTSSX/on-one-huntsman-sram-sx-mountain-bike

Still available by any chance?

Now SOLD!

Price for each item would be nice

Does any of you, wise like Gandalf people, know how to tell what year was it made?

Ho, ho, ho! Faggin Christmas!

Some photos could help

VooDoo "The Hooligan" Limba!

Here

Are we still showing off Limbas?

Śliczny

Really pretty thing!

Bump! I will take £80!

I'm in Hodge Hill/Bromford (B36).
Thanks. Will give you a should when I convince myself to go out again.

Hola amigo! What do you have in mind? I have to say that I'm more into building bikes than riding them these days. I am getting "rounded" because of that, so maybe it's a good idea to go for a ride.

Mate, I am exactly like that. Got over 10 bikes at home (garage, living room, kitchen, corridor).
I just can't stop! This frameset is fighting for space in the living room with my Missus plants, so it has to go :(

SOLD SOLD SOLD For sale is this lovely Carrera Tony Doyle Epic GT lugged frameset. I believe it's an '88 or '89 model.
There is no sticker, but research suggests it's made of Reynolds 501 steel.
Quite big: 61cm seat tube and 58cm top tube. The rear hub spacing is 126mm, I believe.
I do really like the "paint splash", and "in your face" paint job on it :)
The frameset is in good shape for its age. No dings or dents. Few small paint chips as expected.
No big visible patches of rust. It could do with a good cleaning, I guess.
It comes with a smooth Shimano 105 (1055 series) headset, a 3M(?) stem, and a Cinelli drop bar.
I am not an expert on vintage road bikes, so please correct me if you think the information above is incorrect, please.
I would like £100 for the whole thing if collected from Birmingham, or £120 posted to UK address.
Thanks a lot.

I will have to pass this time. Sorry. Just bought something else.
On the good side, here is a free bump :)

I was thinking about it, you know... Not so long ago had at home Cannondale Six13 with an alloy/carbon frame. It was nice looking and very light but there was some "bubbling" on the joints, like oxidated aluminium under the paint. I didn't want to risk it, as I weigh 95kg, so I kept the Shimano DA groupset and sold the rest.
I have to say that this Alan frame condition seems to be much better than my Six13, but I wonder how it looks in up-to-date pictures.

Today's glueing methods and glues are much better than in the 80s.
Also, CNC machining allows for much tighter tolerances = better match/bond

This is a piece of interesting information (if not confusing one):
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/945909-re-branded-alan-frames-list.html

While standing in line I've done some research and noticed that there are Alan Crabiono and Alan Carbiono Record framesets out there. Is there any difference between them, or is it the same frameset? Would you know by any chance, guys?

Yes, I am in line. Right behind you, Sir!

Haven't received anything yet...

Lovely frameset. My size as well. Do you have the rest of the bike? I would like to see some up-to-date photos of the frames if possible, please.