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need to work out the age of the frame to see if its a walton road or england head badge, the serial number is often on the BB shell which will help with the dating

I have pmd you about the campag dustcaps

Have similar issues with my guvnor, axle keeps moving forward its a real pain as it throws the gears out (3 speed hub gear) tried to fit some chain tugs on it (MKS) but the axle is to big, taking the rear wheel of is a pain and its a really heavy bike, not a particularly nice bike to ride plus i made it worse by fitting alloy north roads which flex like crazy, quite a head turner though heh heh :)

One thing i did notice with it though, they come with a cinelli 1a and a shimmed bar, need to double check but i'm not aware of any shims to take a 25.4 bar up to 26.4, when i picked mine up the bars did move slighly, had to tighten the clamp up very tightly to get them to grip sufficiently, if the stem bolt where to fail this would be pretty catostrophic with north road bars

pedals arrived this morning, thanks :)

hi

Have you got any more pics of the campag pedals? thanks

re cycled looks great, would fit me perfect ;) if you're ever selling i'd love to buy it be a nice companion for my quinn roadbike :)

If its tar lighter fluid should shift it, sounds like it might be something else though as tar is usually pretty straightforward to remove

A clay bar may work if its paint overspary

heh heh they are very similar, white beards to :)

yeah its quite a durable finish they did some wire chairs for me a few years ago, been living outside in all conditions and they're as good as new

how about stove enamelling ?

Could try C and G finishes (0151 734 3088) on smithdown rd they have been going for years in fact they used to enamel for harry quinn amongst others, I was down there on friday and they had just finished a number of hetchins frames the detailing was crazy!

I used to go to a powdercoater in speke, little industrial estate behind the matchworks (goodlass rd i think) closed down for a while but i think it may have reopened under a new name (link below)

http://www.yell.com/b/Inver+Uk+Ltd-Powder+Coating-Liverpool-L249HJ-5950945/index.html

love these :) they look great in the wooden sleeve

Hi Dwayne

Its the later alloy stem

Hi

Looking for 1960s 1A stem (milano logo and 12mm nut bar clamp)

Ideally over 100mm reach not to fussed on condition as long as there are no deep gouges

Pete

crazyfist, nice sportline :)

pm'd re campag record 27.2

has anyone tried the cinelli leather tape?

This is a bright white (although there are lots of different ferraris reds so its hard to say if this will be the same as yours)

Think i'd go for an old english white

great combo for a bike though sure it will look great whatever :)

thanks mitre tester, the search begins :)

those sidis are great! had a search but couldn't find much info about them on line, what years did they make them?

pete

Pm'd re; Criterium 65 Triple Knurled rings late 60s/early 70s, 40cm exc very rare early type £24

as far as i can tell the bike was originally designed for bar end shifters you can see the cable guides for them just ahead of the clamp on shifters that are there currently,

Yes, agree on the wheels :) modern shimanos on there at the minute black with black spokes, there quite light and are really smooth but they look out of place, will definitely be looking into replacements, thinking about amberwalls to but struggling to find anything in 700c

thanks fellas :)

been looking for one for a while now so was really pleased when this came up,

I'll put some more pics up as I go on with it

Picked this up from original owner, was kept in the loft from new unbuilt, he recently built it up with modern components but never rode it, bit strange taking a bike so old out for its first ever run, goes like the wind!

Want to make it a bit more period so will be changing a number of the parts, ordered some campag cable guides for the top tube at the weekend looking for some bar end shifters next

pete

i saw a good few on dale street, looked like fun!

pm'd re campags