Karen,
Found this on Hilary Stone's page. Can't get much better than this componant wise for the period!
http://hilarystone.com/images/sale%20im ... rlight.jpg
http://hilarystone.com/images/sale%20im ... t-dets.jpg
(images too big to paste in mail)
Tho that is one very expensive derailleur on the rear end...
Cheers
Richard
Building a lightweight 50's bike - suggestions wanted
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Re: Building a lightweight 50's bike - suggestions wanted
Postby cludence » Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:17 am
Hi Richard,
Thanks for the link.
I've decided to do it similar to the other bike I have from the same owner and I am going to use a sturmey alloy hub on the rear and a drilled harden hub on the front. I have chater lea cranks, aussie made bars and stem (same as other bike) and I have some conloy rims. Reynolds seat post and light bracket and a saddle bag support.
I have several saddles to choose from here so will go with a brooks, just not sure which model as yet.
The only think I dont have is the alloy mudguards. Not sure of where to start looking for 50's alloy mudguards.
Karen.
Thanks for the link.
I've decided to do it similar to the other bike I have from the same owner and I am going to use a sturmey alloy hub on the rear and a drilled harden hub on the front. I have chater lea cranks, aussie made bars and stem (same as other bike) and I have some conloy rims. Reynolds seat post and light bracket and a saddle bag support.
I have several saddles to choose from here so will go with a brooks, just not sure which model as yet.
The only think I dont have is the alloy mudguards. Not sure of where to start looking for 50's alloy mudguards.
Karen.
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Re: Building a lightweight 50's bike - suggestions wanted
Postby il padrone » Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:47 pm
Genuine 50s mudguards, or will some of the Japanese Honjo reproductions that Velo-Orange sellcludence wrote:Hi Richard,
The only think I dont have is the alloy mudguards. Not sure of where to start looking for 50's alloy mudguards.
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