Cannondale M600 1994, heritage build of 1998

[Mod-Master]

I have to say, how did you achieve a shine like that on the hubs? I’ve got a set of those and trying to polish them a bit just rubs the logo off.

 

[Vesatoro]

I have to say, how did you achieve a shine like that on the hubs? I’ve got a set of those and trying to polish them a bit just rubs the logo off.

I used Autoglym metal polish, and it also took off some colour off the logos. These hubs were in quite good condition to begin with, so I did not have to scrub too much. Delicate ones, maybe should order new ones from Gil.

 

[Mod-Master]

Mine were nearly brand new but dirt sticks to them very easily and ruins the look.

Autoglym does work well on bikes.

 

[Vesatoro]

Last leg of the project is about to begin. A bit late xmas present to myself from Spain.

 

[R-V]

Finally they arrived.. I could see your level of happiness that you've posted in retro pics thread immediately..

 

[Vesatoro]

Like a kid on the Christmas eve

 

[Vesatoro]

This was not in the actual plan, but could not resist, when these NOS 535’s emerged near me. Well, the old ones were quite beaten… in fact they are a reassembly of two pairs of beaten sets. These are not 747’s, but lovely anyway.

 

[Vesatoro]

Finish line at sight. Was a pleasure to follow the local master wheel builder at his work putting together the Quarz hubs and Wolber AT400 with DT Competition spokes.

 

[Vesatoro]

I think it's about there. A proper photoshoot later. Now a glass of whisky.

 

[R-V]

Finish line at sight. Was a pleasure to follow the local master wheel builder at his work putting together the The Quarz hubs and Wolber AT400 with DT Competition spokes.
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So nice. Just can't be better. This gonna be ridden i guess.