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Old 03-07-24, 06:15 PM
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That looks like a fun and rewarding cleanup project.
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My next question is, would this bike be much different to refurbish than the 1980s Japanese bikes I have done?
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Rusted clamp shifters are often problematic though. They tend to snap.
I don't think that's rust. The aluminum parts have the same color crud stuck to it.
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Stuff of dreams for slowing massaging back into a ‘like new’ state, inch by inch. Love it!
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
Agreed. Evaporust and some Quik-glo chrome and it will be shining.

Rusted clamp shifters are often problematic though. They tend to snap.
Seems Quick-Glo may no longer be around

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/396517...eel-and-glass/
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Originally Posted by robertj298
My next question is, would this bike be much different to refurbish than the 1980s Japanese bikes I have done?
the graphics on the frame are of many different types, no one approach. The whole bike side view looks very promising.
I would consider reducing the tilt of the bars, raise the levers after. Red cloth tape.
42t inner ring just to make the bike more useable.
new brake pads, try to retain the holders.
‘if needed Universal reproduction brake lever hoods are around.
don’t cheap out on the tires.

a tuxedo bike when done.
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I didn't realize this is such a collectors bike. I was going to make an offer
but this is a friends and probably worth a lot more than I could pay
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