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This is his ID on Retrobike, a sister site to this. His name is Pawel. He’s not been active for 3yrs so it may take a while for him to respond. Probably best if you hit him up with a ‘yearning post’ but you may need to register on RB first. Best of luck, Stinger

Love my TC, owned since 89. Very hard to find these amazing riders. I will try to dig up the current owner of a 21” one I sold a few years back, to see if he will sell it to you. He’s in Poland.

Worth every cent. May daughter loved hers amazing to ride for the shorter rider and crazy light 😱

Its like manual classic sports cars, now people really want them.

I’d live to take this for a spin 😎

Such a smooth riding great handling beautiful frame. Love mine but this is priced way too cheap !

100% Lets not forget these 30 year old Ti frames will probably stil be rideable in another 30yrs when the cheap’ carbon ones have been recycled 5 times.

Thats 90% of whats important in a bike ride/handling, then aesthetics. Its looks beautiful with 3DV.

Imagine riding this back in the early 90s.

🥰🥰🥰 🫶

My daughter had one like this and really loved that bike. Hope it gets fixed and enjoyed again soon 🤗

Its a harlequin blue green paint job. Quite mesmerising 😵‍💫 in close up but the classic fade is nice too. All turquoise components for its next build and not really period correct as above. I have motolites and CK classic hubs and Cooks RSRs all ready to go on with Ti post and bar/stem combo...

Heres my 93 in its first build. I have plans to rebuild it turquoise for summer cruising.

FLOYO Nice build

You need ~ 1cm sticking above the seat tube when you cut it up to grab hold of to twist it free, either using a wrench or pliers. In my case the alu post had galled to the Ti seat tube but it just makes it less likely you will ‘leverage’ against the seat tube itself potentially damaging it 🙂

Its a beautiful bike. Love the colour. You could cut and probably save enough of the Syncros 26.4mm seatpost to sell it on for a road bike.

Cut the post off 1cm or so above the seat clamp area ( its not likely to be salvageable and the frame is the valuable bit ). Then either use a long file with a serrated edge to cut two adjacent slots into the alu piece stuck inside the seat tube or a hacksaw blade embedded in a thin piece of...

Cash waiting 🙋🏻‍♂️ Stinger

Il take it is still available please 😁

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