Dismantling the bike

I arrived back some 2 hours later and immediately took it round the local roads for a burn up. Even though a runner, it was slightly rough, though all the gears worked ok. No problems so far.
So I assembled all the tools necessary, including copious amounts of WD40 and set about pulling it apart in its entirety. It didn't take too long, about 2 hours or so, and would have been quicker had I not taken photos of each stage of dismantling it. I knew if I didn't do that I would regret it later.