We offer a lifetime guarantee of the frame and steel forks. If the frame is supplied with carbon forks, this varies with the original manufacturer.
No we do not offer Ironbridge in Stainless Steet
Our bicycle sizing charts have very comprehensive frame measurements, but If you have any questions or doubts about which size will suit you best, then give us a call or email to discuss. You can also down load our sizing sheet to complete and email that to us. We can then advise what will the best size/fit.
Yes you can. Email us with either a RAL number or other paint reference number and we'll do our best to match. Depending on the colour there will be a varying up-charge for this service.
Maybe....it depends how detailed a design you are considering – panels, fades, lug and box lining are all possible and all add time and money, but you do get the frame you want – drop us an email and we'll price it up for you.
Yes you can!
Obviously by investing in an Ironbridge steel frame means it can be repaired and is quite cost effective to do so. If you have the misfortune to damage or crash your Ironbridge frame – drop us an email and some photographs and we will advise the best course of action. We can also repair any other steel frame too.
Indeed a lot of companies claim that their products are “Made in Britain”. Under the Trades Description Act, to claim that a product is Made in Britain, this refers to the last major change a product undergoes to make it a 'whole' and resalable product. So milk from other EU countries can be made into cheese in Great Britain and it can correctly be said that it is cheese made in Great Britain.
Some bicycle makers source their frames and parts from overseas and assemble the bicycle here and then clam it is made in Great Britain which is kind of technically correct, but it's stretching the point a bit. However, we do actually make frames and forks here in Great Britain and so are proud to include a sticker on our frames claiming that.
So if in any doubt ask other bicycle companies making the claim, just where do they have their frames made?