Ann,
I don't know anything much about the Sun Manxman but I do know the guy who is selling the frame on E-Bay (he is actually in Bath and has a friend in Yorkshire post things to E-Bay for him as he has a rather complicated E-mail system). His name is Gordon Findlay - we have exchanged parts both on E-Bay and privately. Over the last year we have also struck up an E-mail correspondence on a regular basis. He is a great guy and very knowledgeable about his bikes - he is currently building-up a pre-WWII British track bike, has a Claude Butler Tandem, a 1960s Viking, a late 60s Carlton, and used to own a 1953 Experto Crede Hetchins and a late 70s MKM TT bike, among other things.
Cheers,
Paul Williams,
Ottawa, ON, Canada
> Ok, they have a cool name and a cool bottom bracket shell design. I have
> Manx cats, so I'm attracted.
>
> Can someone tell me about Sun Manxman bicyles? Does anyone on this list
> collect them and how hard are they to find?
>
> Ann Phillips
> Atlanta Ga, where it is raining like heck, but at least I got to ride
yesterday