Paul@Deltabikes

I was informed last week that Clive is still doing frames so it might be worth giving him a call to see.

We've fitted some to a local chap's 24" bike. He really likes them and they have held up very well. We used the 36 hole disc rims and ground a side wall without any problems as the importers don't (or certainly didn't at the time) bring in the 36 hole rim brake specfic ones. Paul @ Delta Bikes

Money will be in the post tomorrow guys Seriously thanks for the nice comments, the site is a rather low standard at the moment but we've had over a year of trading to find our feet and am making nice progress especially locally so look forward to making some big changes in the coming months. When we are ready to improve the site I'll see if I can get a news comment put up here so people are aware Paul

Hi JT, We have only ever kept it very 'niche' and not really pushed it, instead just concentrating on keeping the minority happy We have also chosen only to supply small goods online for the time being. The site is rather dated and will be replaced as soon as all our 'local happenings' have been completed. Paul

Hi Ben, Nope we are still here, just in the process of purchasing a local business actually so all is busy Not sure what has happened on the site, I'll have a look now but if you still have problems feel free to give me a buzz on the land line number on Monday. All the best, Paul

Thanks for the nice comments chaps, I do try There will be a total overhaul in the new year as it's about time we started to move things forward.

The whole magnesium frame thing was done with MTBs in the early/mid nineties and then trailed off. I think the downsides out weight the positives but I am happy to be proved wrong I can't see many other manufacturers following suit and adding magnesium frames to their product line ups.

We have ZHI sticker sets in stock but they come as a sticker sheet with 2 x ZHI logos in black/green and 2 x ZHI logos in black/white on clear vinyl along with the other numerous detail stickers. Give me a call on 01453 545480 if you require them or need more information. Cheers, Paul

The above comments are correct. Also if you are running a very skinny rim you may want to look into changing it for something with a wider profile. Paul

Great riding fella, keep up the good work

I will voice what has pretty much already been said and vote for the White Industries ENO. Expensive but worth it in my opinion. Paul

RIP. He was either 63 or 64.

My personal favourites are Plazmatic CRVs. Use in the dry on a clean rim on a well setup brake and you should be impressed.

It's a stream I found on Live Footy http://livefooty.doctor-serv.com/. I am led to believe it's usually fine, but as it's on at 4am sods law it won't work *lol*

http://4.livefooty.doctor-serv.com/sat8.12...Mayweather.html Should be streamable from there but I can see it not working.