EltonFrog
Legendary Member
it amazes me what people will chuck in the skip, nice find
Thanks I thought so too.
it amazes me what people will chuck in the skip, nice find
Death to all fixies leave it as is and enjoyI was wondering about perhaps turning into a fixie or ss?
Get some WD40 on it and let it soak the crud will come off. Mine was hardly used when I bought it just needed some TLC Some scrote pinched it from Rufford Park all that was recovered by the police was the frame which I now have in my loftHoly thread revival Batman! I haven't done anything with it yet, I'm still working on another bike related project.
Get some WD40 on it and let it soak the crud will come off. Mine was hardly used when I bought it just needed some TLC Some scrote pinched it from Rufford Park all that was recovered by the police was the frame which I now have in my loft
Another thread revival, I have finally finished my Dawes Kingpin project, nad I have just got the ole magnum out of the shed where it has been untouched for a year. The tyres are perished the wheels are rusty and it looks knackered. BUT... Just for a lark I would see if the tubed would take air and they did! I raised the saddle put the chain back on the ring, and rode it round the garden, the gears work, the brakes work, the wheels go round. The cotter pins are bit iffy. I have feeling its a bit small for me as well, so need to consider what I am going to do with it. 22" in frame, a bit small for a 6' bloke I think.
Well, if you do decide that you want to move it on, I might be interested in taking on a project if it's not too pricey. I'm in Bucks, so not too far from you really...
Colin
Oh, I forgot to add this bit:Oh well, no worries, was not meant to be then Happy for @DCLane to have it as long as he starts up a thread for the rebuild
Colin
@cbs - yes. I picked up some spare wheels, added tyres, new chain, changed the bottom bracket, new cables and saddle.
It went to the next door neighbour's son and should be floating around York St John University *
* he did turn up sheepishly at one point and asked how you changed the gears