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Yes. But were would I buy replacements?
Yes. But were would I buy replacements?
ME
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Or any reputable independent bicyclery
143 listings for 'cotter pins' on fleabay
143 listings for 'cotter pins' on fleabay
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I am worried they may be an obsolete size.
I am worried they may be an obsolete size.
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Doubt it. I rebuilt a 53 Armstrong and had no trouble.
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I sold my Moulton APB to a guy in Japan for top dollar. Wish I'd kept it now.
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As Shaun says, the chainring will easily true up, using almost any blunt instrument. Mostly I used a hide faced hammer, some needed a large adjustable spanner., or both. The first time I fitted a chainwheel that didn't need truing was the first Campagnolo, about 1958.
If you are doing the cotter pins, then truing comes after the refitting.
Keith
As Shaun says, the chainring will easily true up, using almost any blunt instrument. Mostly I used a hide faced hammer, some needed a large adjustable spanner., or both. The first time I fitted a chainwheel that didn't need truing was the first Campagnolo, about 1958.
If you are doing the cotter pins, then truing comes after the refitting.
Keith
