What to do restore or sell?

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  • RESTORE

    Votes: 6 60.0%
  • SELL

    Votes: 2 20.0%
  • CHUCK IT ON TIP

    Votes: 2 20.0%

  • Total voters
    10
  • Poll closed .
Remember the cracked wheel?
I had to resort to welding it because in a market of demand and supply, I couldn't justify spending a Zinlizan dollars on a 40 year old wheel!
I still need to wet, sand, polish, primer yop coat paint and clear coat. But I do have plan B also!
Shame buying a new wheel was cheaper than a 40 year old one 🤔
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not my best paint a few runs had to wet and dry them out but still massive improvement!
Re-spoking next I'm using the same hub and new spokes an nipples waiting for some new toolz
 
Hi folks hope everyone is well and fine.
Due to bad health I missed my brothers 50th but ready for his 53rd restored the wheel that was a headscratcher watching video didn't help so just did it and I think it's right.
working on the old front wheel paint is hard due to cold. Lost a brake barrel adjuster so had to buy two for £7.00 really bad prices in the UK for everything 😕
rebuilt the crank smooth now
sorry for the awol. Started this in 2014 promise will finish it
 
At least you were able to weld the rim. I have a CB wheels with some cracks and no body whant to weld it.

You are now more close to finish 👍:)
 
Hey madjh it's a lot of effort for one wheel by the time I added time and labour it was cheaper to buy new rims.
Only problem It looked out of place with the new rims on a 40 odd year old nightburner and that's me being really fussy about using 90% of the original parts. I've even got the old brake pads I'm using 1000023350.webp
 
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