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I do. Models of the Blue Streak and the other test projects adorned the cabinets when I worked for British Aerospace in the 1980s. The rockets were tested in northern South Australia and the project staff were based in Adelaide and then travelled up to Woomera for the tests.

The catalogue does not specify the seat post brand. http://veterancycleclublibrary.org.uk/ncl/pics/Raleigh%20catalogue%201962%20USA%20(V-CC%20Library).pdf http://threespeedhub.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Raleigh-Catalog-1962-UK1.pdf

Re: RBotM AUGUST 2017 - REYNOLDS 531 MONTH! NOMINATIONS OPEN for the bike show by philip.knight, on Flickr BLRC decal by philip.knight, on Flickr EA Boult's are rare, and this 1952 version was made at the time the company's ownership was transitioning from Ernie Boult to one of the employees...

I used the threaded rod technique a few weeks ago. Seeing it being done makes it easier than just reading about it.

cold setting a steel frame https://youtu.be/YdibmxBuMy0

that peels off

Shaun I will PM you the references I found doing a search throught the back issues of the Boneshaker and News and Views. Then look up the names in the Current Membership list to see if they are still a member.

did you see this? http://www.classicrendezvous.com/Britis ... Cycles.htm and specifically this? http://www.classicrendezvous.com/Britis ... tandem.htm and there was a display, they may have the bike owners details https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/uppad ... um.163170/ these photos are on...

are you using wire beaded tyres? and what width are the tyres?

have you looked at the Velocity Aero 27" comes in (stated) existing drillings of 32, 36 and the magical 40 holes. they also (stated) offer the Synergy profile in a 27" with drillings of 32, 40 and 48 holes

as a side by side comparison the rims are about 2mm narrower than my Conloy Asps and very significantly taller (8mm) My Asps are 25mm wide and 15mm high.

I am assuming the rims are in current production and may be well sorted. Just that they will be 27" and 40 holes, which are becoming harder to source (at least for me)

is there an opportunity to post to Australia? I would be happy to publicise this with Australian collectors. I am needing a set of 32/40 rims for a 1952 Hobbs Blue Riband project.

others at https://www.flickr.com/photos/22983673@ ... 283084540/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/80253671@ ... 0426013072 https://www.flickr.com/photos/speedplay ... 080603957/ and new http://www.classicgoggles.com/mm5/merch ... de=ref4400

PorkChop has a wide selection of colours http://porkchopbmx.com/brakes/brake-cables/

the rules: Sorry Gino, the rules mean your bike is ineligible to enter the ride. Sorry Jean, your bike is not 'heroic for our tastes. of course this also means all the rod FD changers are out I think an appropriate rule would be to restrict the gearing to limit the ridiculous ratios being...

this might be close for those wanting a touch up bottle http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GIOS-PAINT-PE ... 2444107781