T640 plus a recently purchased Gradient. Both lovely bikes to ride but the Gradient is really making me smile. ❤

I have a Titanium Omega ( I think I paid £400 only off eBay) Now I am sold on Reilly

On my 3rd reilly. Love them T325 d now, but had a t640 amd a sl600 carbon. Always ridden omega/reilly. the bike i have now was made by the late mark. Its 100% a bike ill keep forever. Sentimental value for sure. I think a fusion is next 😂.

Fun hanging out with Neil, so much wisdom!

Nice machine .. Comment on your video "The truth..": the main secret is DIAMETER! Stiffness and Lightweight has become the main goals in pro-cycling-sports over the last 3 decades.., so diameters increased .. Steel and Titanium didn't fall directly into this development .., Aluminium and Carbon did. But it is not a question of Material that much, guess not at all. There are/were great bicycles made of thin tubes !!! And all of them are more flexible.

Nuff said ❤

if you make all connection flawless or 3d print the lugs and make the toptube looks smaller than the seattube. that bike would be the perfect.

Are all frames made and built in England or is it anything coming from Asian countries?

Top franco

Fabulous, interesting conversation. Legends in the room! Pity about poor production and sound quality, but worth sticking with it. The quality of the content outweighs it all. So interesting.. thanks.

Sean is the cyclist whose autograph I first hunted out at The Sandcastle in Blackpool post race. Sorry for catching you while you were getting changed 😮 Neil builds amazing machines and is currently breathing new life into my beauty. Thanks for putting this event on to celebrate such a wonderful company.

In order to assembly a Reilly frame, you would first need to get it delivered. Which seems to be mission impossible these days.

that geo - doesnt look very "Adventure" to me - more like all- road or CX

It is not gonna be too long before Reilly got a message from me starting with "Hello, I'd like to buy a Gradient frameset" :):)

I got one- fantastic

What a lovely tribute, great to see the pride everyone has in their Reilly, a reflection on the passion from the man himself

I've been lusting after a gradient for years..... having churned the fine detail many times vs it's competition it always wins my boat floating top spot. Ah well next lifetime perhaps.