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Re: Thank you so much for those. If it comes down to the wire I will look into custom springs.

Can anyone tell me where I may look for some extra heavy weight springs for a 96 Marzocchi Z1 and a slightly later Z2 BAM please? Thank you.

Re: That was my exact word when I first saw it.

https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/264831 ... firstphoto

I have seen the GT branded ones and they're great (and still hard to find on these shores) however I am wondering if they ever made a non-disk version of their own, more chunky, hubs?

Do they even exist? Does anyone know if Hadley ever produced their hubs without the disk mounts?

Re: 1997 Marzocchi Z2 BAM Bombers in red PM'd! ;)

I'm not playing either, have had messages on Pinkbike, FB and Insta asking if I'm selling any of my Brooklyn kit..... nope.

Brooklyn Machine Works kit has gone stratospheric, stems in excess of 200/300 pedals in excess of 400.... XTR 950/2 pricing is getting up to m900 prices, XT is also rising significantly.

Oh sweet Mary.....

Re: That's the nature of Retrobike.... things pop up thousands of years later!

Does anyone have an email address for Hadley Hubs perchance? I know there is a telephone number alas my ears don't work. Thank you.

Re: Hoorah!

Re: Yes, that's it, I had one in turquoise many thousands of years ago. Think it was to do with Missy Giove.

*Ding dong merrily on highhhhhhh*

Ah well :(

That just gives a list of bikes?

Brooklyn Machine Works 'Snot Rockets', great stoppers.

The only time I've ever seen painted CBR cranks were on custom team-only Yeti bikes and those were powdered by Monkey/Spectrum.

Yet another vote for Acorn here too.