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Sorry, I have only just seen this, but Rondelli was the brand name used by Ron Spencer Cycles in Warrington, Ken Jones was the importer. Bruce Edwards was a member of Warrington Road Club, and a former club sponsor through his newsagents business, he wasn't a racer, but enjoyed the club scene...

here is a pic of the wheels http://www.pedalroom.com/forums/marketp ... artin-3162

Re: Surly Steam roller frame (Surly describe as 56cm) although seat tube measures 59 centre to top, check their website for full details, in Black, with FSA Pig headset, only done about 50 miles but decided to stick with my On One Pompino frame - £350 rrp on frameset alone, so bargain at £225

Re: Bits and Bobs - Mudguards, front light, cable clips, fra A couple of sets of 700c mudguards in the shed here, Silver SKS and some others in black, make unknown let me know if interested

I have a redundant 9spd tiagra rear mech

I have a pair, not sure which model campag hubs, stainless spokes and Amrosio Dr Martin rims includes cassette, tyres and tubes, if interested £50

The rims are anodised in a medium grey

56cm Surly Steamroller frame (black) with FSA Pig headset and bottom bracket, bought approx 1 month ago as a planned upgrade to my On One Pompino frame, however I prefer the Pompino so its up for sale. Full retail price is £350 for the frame alone, so almost £400 worth here, will take £225 ovno

Nice campag 8 speed on Ambrosio Dr Martin with stainless spokes, with tyres and tubes £50 if interested?

Ron Spencer He passed away in July last year aged 69, the shop continues under management, but as you say Ned, the information could be lost with Ron

Ron Spencer frame I just found this thread as I was looking following recently purchasing a Ron Spencer frame at a cycle jumble, I grew up in Warrington and new Ron quite well, I cant give any precise information about this frame, however I do recall Dave Burgess of Leigh Premier Road |Club...

a couple of pics were taken, however not by myself, but hopefully we will get to see them on line, Womersley was a good central location and I thoroughly enjoyed the ride up there, from Doncaster, Pontefract and Leeds, we are hoping to meet frequently, although work, family and other cycling...

No probs Chris, will try and fix a date you can make soon, 2000 Pinnerello will be nice to see there, I was hoping to ride out on a 1983 Raleigh Record Ace but just broken a spoke on the drive side of the rear wheel, so its probably either my 87 Dawes Super Galaxy or recently built Olmo Giro...

Add up the cost of everything you will need, the 5 speed will be a screw on freewheel, the 8 speed you want will be a cassette, so probably as easy and cheap to buy a new rear wheel as rebuild with a new hub, so the shopping list will be: Rear wheel Cassette and lockring chain chainset...

hope you make it Chris, need to get you out on that road bike :D

Bump - still planning to be at Womersley for 1pm on sunday 24th July, all welcome, those who cant make it, dont worry we will keep trying to get a group of yorkshire retro roadies together so those there hopefully a topic of conversation will be where and when to meet up again

If it is original spec, in 1985, Raleighs better models would have been produced as 12 speeds, certainly anything in 531, other than the Classic 15 or a Royal in which case you would have the benefit of a triple chainset, therefore without information to suggest it is a better quality bike...

It should look ok when it is built, I dont think there are any decals available for that model as yet, so get a bit longer out of the current paintwork

sunday 24th looks ok then, 2 of us at least.........more the merrier............which bike do I use now........

How about Sunday, 24th July????????? avoids the saturday problem and gives some time to complete a bike?????????