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Isaac are out of business, pity because they were beautiful bikes. There were some NOS frames available in the US until a few months back.
I think that crazy steerer plug recall did them in.
i no issac went into voluntery administration, but are now up and running again if tou are interested, they are distributed now by tehava in holland, and have 4 new bikes out,the meson being one of them which is a fab looking bike (in my opinion) have been on to tehava about price but no luck.
they are distributing to germany and benelux this year,benelux being belgium,holland,luxemburg(that was new to me)so if you find info would be nice to know
cheers jacko