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    £8,000 + # can someone explain please?

    Maybe I should try with my Carlton Corsair add a few zeros to the £50 :)
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    Chrome touch up ...

    http://www.wilko.com/dc-fix-fablon/d-c- ... vt/0309568 That's the one I use, but for best results you do need to gently heat as you use it
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    Chrome touch up ...

    I have used chrome fablon, the trick seems to be to heat it with a hairdryer and stretch it as you apply it. I've used it on car chrome, it's been on for a year, through car washes etc and not peeled at all. Just doing the same on my forks where the chrome has lifted
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    Something from Nothing aka Project recycled

    I would like to thank Paul for his generosity and kindness in not only giving me parts free to keep the rebuild costing nothing but he also took time to ride over and deliver them personally :)
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    help identifying latest project

    Thanks to the forum I can now confirm that the bike is either it's a Harry Quinn rebadge or a Falcon, both the same bike.
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    M9L34889 Frame Number

    Many thanks, checked the photos and it's either a Harry Quinn rebadge or a Falcon, both the same bike
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    Something from Nothing aka Project recycled

    Thanks Bagpuss, pm sent, really appreciate it
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    Something from Nothing aka Project recycled

    Most of one side of the fork is now stripped, you may be able to see where the chrome stops about 3/4 of the way up. Now because I can only use what ever is in the workshop I have 3 choices. I can leave the whole fork in chrome/metal and just clear laquer it. Choice 2 is I have some black spray...
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    M9L34889 Frame Number

    I've got a feeling the stickers may be a red herring, just put on when the paint job was. The bike originally would have had 2 tone red/chrome or even all chrome forks. The frame has always been red though.
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    M9L34889 Frame Number

    Now BSA is one I haven't checked :)
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    M9L34889 Frame Number

    The bike is on another subject viewtopic.php?f=12&t=249531 All the photos are there, serial on centre across bb
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    Something from Nothing aka Project recycled

    Well under the rough paint, the forks are chrome some has come off but there's enough left to make it worth while taking the paint off, polishing and I have just enough lacquer left to protect them. Should look better than the rubbish chrome 'effect' paint with runs in it
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    M9L34889 Frame Number

    Anyone an idea which maker use this type of frame number :)
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    help identifying latest project

    Frame number is M9L34889
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    help identifying latest project

    I can now tell you the forks where once chromed
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    Something from Nothing aka Project recycled

    To be honest the photos lie, it's not in as good condition as you first think :). Just stripped off the frame and cleaning and tcutting the paint as been some home paint repairs so hoping they blend in together. Now should the All Britain tour stickers stay or go?
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    Something from Nothing aka Project recycled

    My so called friends and family have challenged me to rebuild a touring bicycle, then train and use it for my solo Butlins or Bust Charity Ride for Rainbows Children's Hospice. Not much of a challenge you think but as I run a recycled bicycle scheme I have to do it with no money being spent...
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    help identifying latest project

    To be honest, when I first got it I thought Puch
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    help identifying latest project

    Bit stumped on my latest project. Something I like about this bike so may become my charity ride bike. The specs are Altenburger centre pull brakes, Rigida Wheels, Schimano Selecta Chainset, Sachs Huret ECO S rear deralliuer and Miche pedals. The saddle is a Brooks Professional. It is in good...
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    Brooks Adjuster wanted any conditio

    I have a perfect condition Brooks saddle but missing the adjuster bolt and the front 'cage' that it fits into. I wondered if anyone had a damaged saddle with the correct parts on thanks
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