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Hello All. This has me stumped. Reynolds clip stem? No markings on it at all. Thank you for any help.

In 1977 Redline decided it needed a Pro frame and came up with the idea of building a 19.5" top tube frame. Calling it the Proline. The first bikes built were made in 2-3 months in early 77. 5" headtube all chromoly frames. Frames started to come back with cracks in the welds so Redline came...

Hey all. Found this lurking on ebay. Idea was to use parts on my 77 Proline build and sell the frame on but when it turned up that idea went out the window lol. Decided to keep it. 78 MX ll frame and fork, has been powder coated. Polished Araya 7B rims and Campagnolo Tipo hubs. Cheng Shin 20...

Hi All. Bit of a Redline nut here. First real BMX was a 79-80 MXII. Got out of it around 84-5 and about 3 years ago got back into it. Found out out about this on FB and it was on ebay. Wasn't selling so called the seller and deal stuck. Taken some time to get over to the UK but finally got here...

Asking on behalf of someone on FB. Cross check with Classic lightweights possibly Ephgrave but I'm not 100%. Nerves lugs and looks well made.

Hello all, Looking for information on Sidney Bernard Burns. Who was he or did he work for anyone? I have a stem, very light/hollow and on my F H Grubb. Seen a few before but not many this long. With the good old internet and having the patent number I've found this so far. Interesting site...

Anyone recognize this crank? Only letters are P. and 1 on the back. Simon

Raced Redline's in the late 70s-80s and had one of the first BMXs in school. Everyone laughed at a small chrome bike in the bike shed. The next year there were BMXs everywhere. My Mate Geoff and his Dad Ron Bonwick, me and a few others started Hayes BMX track (the first one!) We would go to...

Saw this on a well known social media web site and been bugging me. Not much information on Gloria's from the possible 60s but it doesn't look like gas pipes nailed together. Any info would be helpful. Only have these pictures and no idea on a serial number. Also abit new for me.

Found these lurking in a bag with Gran Premio toe straps

Bought this ages ago and paint is a mess but the lugs intrigued me. Serial number 3509. 23" frame, 531 tubing. Les Ephgrave possibly?

Got this on Fleabay and any experts out there try and guess what it could be? Advertised as a Royal Enfield but did they use Reynolds or Accles and Pollock tubing. Tubes are double butted and lightweight. Frame size is 22" seat tube and 23" crossbar. Badge holes are 2 1/4" apart. Clip type...

A friends uncle passed away and left him two bikes. He isn't mechanically minded and asked if I wanted them. Had to say yes! :D Been left in his uncles barn and might of been his Aunts bike? Early 60s upgrades are a nice find. 1956 Flying Scot, Serial number 244 F. 21 1/2" seat tube, 21 1/2"...

Had this for a while now and rides like a dream. Got me into fixed gear again after many years. Changed the handlebars to Middleton bars and now has red Britannia grips and a period Baileys pump. Only non age related parts are the MKS pedals.

Friends uncle passed away and left two bikes in his barn. A 1936? Maclean and a 1956 Flying Scot. The Maclean is nearly all original exept for a 40s Cyclo Olympic Sport 3 speed and unknown 26" rear wheel. 22 1/2" frame, clip type stem, hiduminum girder stem and bars. Resilion brakes front and...