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Amen to that.

Nice one indeed! I'm very sorry to let slip these kind of items when I had access to them, I also love to find a decent priced BSA chainwheel. BTW; did you ever see the rear-reflector, shaped like the ammo-belt in the BSA logo?

There really shouldn't be any problem, as long as the heat is applied evenly. Delicate heat-treated tubes like Reynolds 753 are silver-brazed at temperatures around 600-700°C That is around and about the temperatures needed for melting Aluminiun, depending on the alloy. Really, I don't...

Ordinary 'gasspipe' frames could bare the heat a lot better, I think :roll: EDM can be used, It can be used with great precision to remove broken taps in for instance crankcases and some modernly equiped gunsmiths use it to remove stuck bullets from (precious) gunbarrels.

If you cannot find a 'decent' shop, you could consider buying a threading die. For my old British motorcycles, I have 'scored' quite a lot of good stuff at Tracy Tools, when they were still near Richmond, in Isleworth? Since they are now located in Devon, AND the fast ferry is no longer...

What a superbike! Looks great!

You mean dissolving the aluminium? I think the Southpole will be dissolved before the stem moves enough, when you try that with ammonia-like produkts! Maybe it can work with just corroded-in posts though. Freezing MIGHT work, but probably not with one cannister of gas... If you have...

You cannot melt the aluminium without destroying the steel... The steel will warp and/or becomes brittle at the temperatures involved in melting alloys. EDM, 'Electronic Discharge Machining' is better, but an expensive option that uses a spark to burn/cut the metal away and can be...

Thanks, I was not aware that this problem was already noticed.. New here, please bear with me.. All we can do is report it to the admin of Marktplaats, they SAY they take these things serious!

Lately, Marktplaats warnes people to watch out for "British" sellers, as most of them seem to be Eastern European people trying to rip you off... They work more in the car section, but I think this one is suspect too? Most times they tell stories that the produkt is located in England, that...

Hello I am Anton and I'm new here, living in Middelburg, Netherlands. Found retrobike as I am searching for a (straight) Girvin Vector, model 2 preferred, but I consider any option. I need a 1" model, with the critical measurement of 190 mm. (found the sizes at iRiders) I found a Noleen...