Carlton Corinthian, c1955

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otherself":1mdrurb8 said:
Any updates?

Yes an awful lot, still need to get the frame resprayed but all the 'bits' are there now... Ill sort some pictures!
 
Gradually assembling parts...
 

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The Corinthian as it is currently, all decals are ready including ones I’ve redrawn. Last big job... a full repaint.
 

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Work in progress now the frame has been repainted.
 

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That is always stunning, not matter how many times I see it.
The colour combination and the little details I just really love, like the brake levers, gear lever adjusters etc all just add up to something very special.

Jamie
 
Tommy27":2fhf7j3t said:
That. Is. Amazing.

Makes me miss my Carlton Track frame!

Why did you replace the cranks and what with?

The crankset that was on the bike when I bought it was a Sugino cottered steel affair, impressive and heavy. I've used a Stronglight 99 now with 50/38 rings and a modern sealed BB.
 
Jamiedyer":30b0gwe2 said:
That is always stunning, not matter how many times I see it.
The colour combination and the little details I just really love, like the brake levers, gear lever adjusters etc all just add up to something very special.

Jamie

Thanks! :D
 
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