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David, Welcome, 

Have you considered other materials?

Barney built a very nice wooden machine that was surprisingly nice to ride (no reflection on his building ability btw)
Another option is to go skip diving for old bikes, as most of the leg work is done for you, all you need to do is repurpose them, break out angle grinder and a welder.

http://ceeway.com is a good place for cycle frame building materials

Shame you're not oop North you could have had a ride on some of mine.

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Thanks Karl
Wood is a good idea, but metal is easier for me as i already have the necessary,perhaps in the future.
I have skip diving (I like that phrase) on my list as I've seen a few nice photos.

I hope to go to Hillingdon in April, perhaps see you there, although it is "darn sowf"
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