Browning Trials Unit - page 9 - Help me ID the frame builder

[al]

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Damn that's sweet.

Been looking for a Browning fork for ages!


al.

 

[CTK]

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Brilliant! Patina all the way. A period correct chainstay protector and that's it!

 

[retrobikeguy]

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Brilliant! Patina all the way. A period correct chainstay protector and that's it!

Already on it

 

[xxnick1975]

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Very interesting. I think a good polish is enough to protect any exposed metal, its not like you will leaving it outside for months on end

 

[longun]

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polish it, clear coat it and helicopter tape?

looks ace and wouldnt mind seeing this in the metal at some point bud

 

[firedfromthecircus]

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Does no-one use an oily rag anymore?

 

[raidan73]

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Signing in. Great score

 

[Muddy paw]

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Does no-one use an oily rag anymore?

Blooming eck mate! i've not done that for years as stick to a good wax n buff up these days ..

 

[firedfromthecircus]

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Does no-one use an oily rag anymore?

Blooming eck mate! i've not done that for years as stick to a good wax n buff up these days ..

Don't get me wrong. A wax n buff up is great on frames with good paintwork but on one with bare steel that you are not inclined to re-paint then an oily rag is just the ticket.

 

[MatBH5]

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