Pace RC100 rebuild

[andy.l]

If you remember the RC100 that i was given a while back well unfortunately the forks it came with had a bit of damage,but thanks to al from this forum who sold me some spares,ive now got 2 uncracked legs,gave the ally a bit of a buff aswell,going to get JBD to service them and give them new decals ready to fit back into the frame(which is off for repainting) happy days,thanks al

andy

 

[al]

Looking good already!

All the best,Al

 

[andy.l]

Managed to get a spare crown,the one al sold me has a bolt welded into it so the chap i got the frame from had an old battered one that had seen better days,took the needle files to it and blended all the superficial scars out then dipped it into the caustic..

still 1 big dig in it which i managed to fettle out though and then took the scotchbrite pads and polishing block to it...

finally a good going over with some brasso and buffed..

Ready to send to JBD now for new elastomers and decals

 

[JeRkY]

Nice work, I love pace forks, I have 3 sets (soon to be 4 ...must send paypal!). Just one of the many things that makes me proud to be from Yorkshire

 

[andy.l]

Thanks

 

[cherrybomb]

Very nice work there, those are going to be just the job when they're built up again.

Just one of the many things that makes me proud to be from Yorkshire

Other than Pace and Orange bikes I'm struggling??

 

[rc300]

Well done! Can't be long now eh!

 

[andy.l]

Oh long ways to go yet with the Pace,still lots of difficult parts to source :roll: lol

 

[Little Bob]

Andy - what Scotch Brite pads did you use for this?

Top work BTW, looks ace.

 

[computerbitz]

Andy - what Scotch Brite pads did you use for this?

Top work BTW, looks ace.

yeah i to would like to how we went from

to

with scotchbrite