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Seatpost arrived today, threw on some slick wheels for a spin..... better in black chaps
RBG
Seatpost arrived today, threw on some slick wheels for a spin..... better in black chaps
RBG
Browning Trials Unit - Built by Swallow
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narcotitlan
Rocky Mountain Fan
Damn nice bike, well done there! +1 for the black seat post.
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Muddy paw":314e9js8 said:
Can't bloody win with you lot......
Only just catching up with the final build pics. Glad I missed the updates do I could follow the finale of its journey in one sitting!
Turned out great! I'm super impressed with the stem!
Pity there's a bit of play in the front, but it's a great bike and even if it was totally unrideable it's a bike to lose hours on just staring at IMHO!
Glad you posted the smoke/smoking pic - I got to zoom in so that the Instagram post from a while back of the same photo now makes sense
Love the saddle and bars colours. Honestly I liked it more with the silver post but I get why you swapped it. Agree with M.P's comment about the black/silver imbalance, so I'm keen to see how it now looks with the black rings on. I'm sure they'll improve it.
Big thumbs up from me on this build Lee. Really admirable.
Turned out great! I'm super impressed with the stem!
Pity there's a bit of play in the front, but it's a great bike and even if it was totally unrideable it's a bike to lose hours on just staring at IMHO!
Glad you posted the smoke/smoking pic - I got to zoom in so that the Instagram post from a while back of the same photo now makes sense
Love the saddle and bars colours. Honestly I liked it more with the silver post but I get why you swapped it. Agree with M.P's comment about the black/silver imbalance, so I'm keen to see how it now looks with the black rings on. I'm sure they'll improve it.
Big thumbs up from me on this build Lee. Really admirable.
elgribouille
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Hi,
I've got a Excel Frame (from Cycles Cattin from France) equiped with a browning, I've got several sutff for the fork but my cartridge is dead.
I' need help to restore it, where can i find any spare
I will post pictures asap.
you can contact me
Regards
Greg
Hi,
I've got a Excel Frame (from Cycles Cattin from France) equiped with a browning, I've got several sutff for the fork but my cartridge is dead.
I' need help to restore it, where can i find any spare
I will post pictures asap.
you can contact me
Regards
Greg
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Hi Greg,
Would be nice to see some pictures of yours as they are rare beasts.
After a discussion with a couple of like minded people at the iconoclassic show we came to the conclusion that the pneumatic shock cannot be serviced, it does state on my steer tube that nobody should try to disassemble the fork as it could be dangerous also stating that no heat should not be placed upon the area near where the pneumatic shock is, if the company was still in existence I would have sent mine back for a service but unfortunately the company has long ceased trading and the inventor has now passed away.... I fear any hope of reviving these units is doomed.
RBG
Hi Greg,
Would be nice to see some pictures of yours as they are rare beasts.
After a discussion with a couple of like minded people at the iconoclassic show we came to the conclusion that the pneumatic shock cannot be serviced, it does state on my steer tube that nobody should try to disassemble the fork as it could be dangerous also stating that no heat should not be placed upon the area near where the pneumatic shock is, if the company was still in existence I would have sent mine back for a service but unfortunately the company has long ceased trading and the inventor has now passed away.... I fear any hope of reviving these units is doomed.
RBG
elgribouille
Retro Newbie
Hi RBG,
Thank's for your prompt answer. Your're right, my goal is not to open the "under pression" cartridge, but to replace a ring between the cartridge and the piston because it goes down for each rebound (excuse me for the language i'm french).
The frame is not at home at this moment, i'm trying to catch pictures very fast and show you this issue.
I already knows the tragic way for Mr michael Browning unfortunatly....
Greg
Thank's for your prompt answer. Your're right, my goal is not to open the "under pression" cartridge, but to replace a ring between the cartridge and the piston because it goes down for each rebound (excuse me for the language i'm french).
The frame is not at home at this moment, i'm trying to catch pictures very fast and show you this issue.
I already knows the tragic way for Mr michael Browning unfortunatly....
Greg
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