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Forum: Classic & Vintage

11-12-20, 03:54 PM

Replies: 15,458

Your Catch of the Day / Saved from the Dump!

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Posted By 3speedslow

KK, Hope you can get some pics up here or on...

KK,

Hope you can get some pics up here or on the 3 speed thread! These are wonderful machines to use. I have a late 70’s brown one and love it. Only mod is going with aluminium rims for braking.

Forum: Classic & Vintage

11-11-20, 07:22 AM

Replies: 7,839

What have you been wrenching on lately?

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Posted By drzdave58

Recently acquired this 1965 Moulton bike....

Recently acquired this 1965 Moulton bike. Completely disassembled, every nut and bolt and part cleaned. Powdercoated the frame a cream colour, new tires, new Sturmey archer crankset, new 5 speed...

Forum: Classic & Vintage

11-10-20, 04:57 PM

Replies: 91

Saddle points down

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Posted By cudak888

You are all wrong. This is the proper position...

You are all wrong. This is the proper position for a saddle.

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-Kurt

Forum: Classic & Vintage

11-10-20, 10:35 AM

Replies: 113

Rules of thumb for older bikes

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Posted By majmt

Not too proud to admit that ya got me on that...

Not too proud to admit that ya got me on that one. :foo: Not much help from Google.

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Forum: Pacific Northwest

10-20-20, 02:42 PM

Replies: 1,187

Sticky Pacific Nor'westers - Log in Here

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Posted By JacobLee

Welcome! Good luck with the fenders! You might...

Welcome! Good luck with the fenders! You might try a phone app, like Ride With GPS. It’s been a great motivator for me, along with posting pics on the C&V forum. Have a great winter!

Forum: Classic & Vintage

08-10-20, 01:55 PM

Replies: 56

Yard/estate sale part 2 - custom bike

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Posted By noglider

Filet brazing uses brass filler and a low...

Filet brazing uses brass filler and a low temperature torch burning acetylene.

TIG stands for tungsten inert gas. Tungsten is the filler, and the welder is electrical and creates a high...

Forum: Classic & Vintage

06-24-11, 07:23 AM

Replies: 1,073

Spotted in the Wild

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Posted By noglider

I'm thinking of doing a photo journal of the...

I'm thinking of doing a photo journal of the bikes locked up on the streets of Manhattan. The quantity and variety is astounding. C&V enthusiasts would be impressed.

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