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Skully, the lockring threading is the same as Maillard/Atom/Normany/Milremo earlier hubs... Mavic lockring is an alloy beauty
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If that's a complete bike for £150 .... Someone's just got a killer deal there, the deraillieur and cranks worth that alone....
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You should sell those front break mounts you had fabricated.. very neat
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Boring but freshly powdercoated.... £29???
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Needs those head lugs chroming...
As to identifying it, they could have been added later but I doubt it, still, nice frame.
Stallard rear dropouts, as fitted to a good number of higher quality frames by various builders.
Where are the numbers positioned - what are they? -
Click 'other items' for the above for a real treat..
Best,
Mark
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My friend has some lovely gear on ebay, selling his restored frames collection, they are beautifully painted by Mario Vaz at great expense... full waterslide transfers under lacquer, correct year paintjobs and history/numbers on most I believe. There's also a Ti Raleigh Team replica which was my dream bike back in the day.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/dustyrumble/m.html?item=271161116814&pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item3f2276488e&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562Best regards,
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I havn't read all three pages here but just a suggestion... real track parts/frames, ie: hubs with actual lock ring threads... frames with proper track ends in one forum, geared bits/frames in another??
(I ride both track fixed and free, also road frames which are sometimes geared). It also has the advantage of answering a lot of common queries about "what is track?" I guess it could be tricky to maintain though.. -
like the forks - 700C?
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You probably all know this but just in case you didnt, those Zeus hubs have Campagnolo compatible nuts...axles/locknuts.. lockring... (thats 50 quid right there just for parts..), the Zeus rear is a proper track hub which is the same width as a Campag road hub, basically meaning you can respace to 110mm for an older NJS frame, or vintage track bike.. can't do that with a Campag track hub (too wide), fantastic wheelset, I already have a set of these but would bite your arm off if i didnt already have a set,
Good luck with the sale!
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This old heavyweight might be good for a path racer style/Governer style build, do people still do tweed run? This would be ideal, it's got track ends but is an old roadster frame. It's a £5 start and has no bidders...
Item number: 390527009982
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PM sent re chrome forks
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How many holes on the rims?
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Edwood Woodwood? (sic)
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Armourtex will media blast and put thru a paint-meltingly-hot oven thing for thirty-ish quid, your frames look brand new when you pick them up... frankly ACE.
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He might have already fitted the fork... tbh you'll be lucky to find a really close clearance fork on ebay, most seam to be a bit gappy anyways, perhaps not as gappy as the one in the pictures! He might still need normal calipers, not short throw...
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Beautiful Rourke!
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Don't the Japanese go in for leg stretching surgery?
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Might be able to find a spare one if you havnt got it sorted yet..
Question for you: what make are the alloy collars around your allen bolts, did you make them or buy them??
Mark
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Just stuffed a Raleigh Arena frame behind the left hand recycling dumpster on Southwark Bridge Road opposite the Welsh Chapel... Should be useful to someone, cottered bottom bracket and cranks still on it. 1978 in Metallic blue. Not dented, 22" I think...
'ave it!
Many Happy Returns.
Mark
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Last set of CX18s on Mavic 501 hubs cost me 35 quid the pair - from Ripley cycle jumble, unused and tied and soldered!!!
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I want the front... someone rich want the rear??
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30 mins left on the Hobbs.. Cinelli stem, williams crankset etc, worth a few hundred quid at least... Anyone fancy collection only from Kendal!?
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Hilary stone has one... not 32H - you'll be lucky!
These are getting rarer by the year. Just for your info the axle on the rear is not drilled right thru - for strength. The lockring is the same thread as an old Normandy/Atom so easy to find, althought the hub on Hilary's site has both lock ring and the elusive alloy conical washers - a pretty good price I reckon.