NeilM Retrobike Rider Feedback View Oct 6, 2015 #61 Re: Re: Wold Ranger":3evmvuac said: Dave Lloyd for a repair? Click to expand... Unfortunately Dave Lloyd stopped making frames in the mid 90's and is now has a business coaching cyclists.
Re: Re: Wold Ranger":3evmvuac said: Dave Lloyd for a repair? Click to expand... Unfortunately Dave Lloyd stopped making frames in the mid 90's and is now has a business coaching cyclists.
Midlife Retro Wizard Oct 6, 2015 #62 Kevin Winter is dead handy at lugless stuff. Might be a bit cheaper than some of the bigger outfits? Shaun
Kevin Winter is dead handy at lugless stuff. Might be a bit cheaper than some of the bigger outfits? Shaun
M Mac_Mwnci Old School Hero Oct 6, 2015 #63 Re: Thanks for that will look him up. The general consensus is that, even with the slightest crack, a frame isn't worth the risk riding: Agreed?
Re: Thanks for that will look him up. The general consensus is that, even with the slightest crack, a frame isn't worth the risk riding: Agreed?
Midlife Retro Wizard Oct 6, 2015 #64 I wouldn't fancy riding it where the crack is. I've ridden loads of bent and abused steel frames in my youth but kept away from dodgy forks and front ends. Not that far from face to tarmac. Shaun
I wouldn't fancy riding it where the crack is. I've ridden loads of bent and abused steel frames in my youth but kept away from dodgy forks and front ends. Not that far from face to tarmac. Shaun
