MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
I think you're in pretty rare company here, sir...particularly if they have had experience with nexus 7 or 3 speed hubs with a skiptooth drivetrain.
I think you're in pretty rare company here, sir...particularly if they have had experience with nexus 7 or 3 speed hubs with a skiptooth drivetrain.
Love that headlamp!Here’s a couple of old photos.
Looking good! Het Sturmey Archer XL-FD's are great hubs by the way!I worked on the front fork for over an hour, scrubbing it with deoxidine and a scotch brite pad. It looks way better than it did before and with more work I may be able to improve it some more.View attachment 234099
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Thanks. I had these wheels on the bike before. The SA 100mm front drum hub is awesome.Looking good! Het Sturmey Archer XL-FD's are great hubs by the way!
Thanks. This is my first bare metal frame. I have contemplated this before but went for paint in the end. Hopefully this rpm paste is really magic and offers protection.Bare frames always look so good, especially with that lovely filleting showing. I keep thinking I'll go that route someday, but then end up painting. Maybe this will inspire me to make it my year!
Looking Awesome!
Nice workThe truss rods I was using with this fork before are not the correct rods and are thinner in diameter. Rather than cough up a silly amount of money for the proper truss rods, I decided to fill the holes in the fork with jb weld, wait a few days and then drill new holes to match the diameter of the truss rods. Gotta love JB weld!View attachment 234635
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New smaller holes to suit the truss rods I have.
Thanks mate. Slow progress on this one. I am waiting on a couple of parts to arrive from the USA next week and then I’ll get it done.Nice work
Loving the overall look so far.
It looks really, really good bare. If you want to paint the fork for protection, you could hit it with clear, or a brassy gold to match the brazing on the frame? Or just rub the whole thing down with boiled linseed oil?I worked on the front fork for over an hour, scrubbing it with deoxidine and a scotch brite pad. It looks way better than it did before and with more work I may be able to improve it some more.View attachment 234099
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Thanks. I believe this is one of CWC’s sexiest frames and second only to their incredible 1937 Supreme below. The frame I have and the one below also have a 3/4” taller head tube and 1” taller seat mast.It looks really, really good bare. If you want to paint the fork for protection, you could hit it with clear, or a brassy gold to match the brazing on the frame? Or just rub the whole thing down with boiled linseed oil?
Frame is done. Looks like I got the gunmetal finish I originally wanted.I need some RPM I'm my life. Sounds like pretty sweet stuff. I was a member of the mopar RPM club in Denver. I need some RPM paste now for my bare metal builds.
Looks brilliantFrame is done. Looks like I got the gunmetal finish I originally wanted. View attachment 234914
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Coated
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Thanks mate.Looks brilliant
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