Recent content by Henne

Simples, cost of living crisis, innit. 😀

This hasn't seen any proper use and has just been put in a bike and then taken off again. Box a little worn from storage but all parts and instructions are there. Pick up from mid-Essex or from the city of London, or can post for extra. £30 plus postage. Official website...

You could try Cerakote coating.

TITUS (as sold by Planet X) when said in a Yorkshire accent makes me chuckle! Titus by name, tight arse by nature? Or, "That's a fine looking Titus you got there!" 🤣

Great job there. Putting on the guards certainly makes it look complete and better imo.

Thanks for your reply and GLWS.

I have a RR 1986 (I think) model. Out of interest, did you run a cartridge BB or a cups and axle traditional BB? I tried to put a cartridge BB in mine, but the rivet inside the bb shell for the cable guide was protruding a mm or so. I couldn't be bothered to remove guide and rivet and stuck with...

Thanks for posting Paton, it is a great read.

Ah yes, a master craftsman indeed. I have been following him on Instagram since last year. He has produced some of the finest detailed frames I have seen in a longtime. Checkout the videos, you will not be disappointed.

If using Autosol, don't rub it on the logos, otherwise it will take them off. Put a bit of tape on the logos to protect just in case you accidentally get it on them. I know this from past experience.

Very neatly done with the caustic soda. 👍

Hi, if still available, happy to take please. Will send a DM.

I would be careful using wd40 for the long term. It tends to breakdown any grease so your bearings will eventually run dry. I had this happen to me with a cotterless bb and it caused pitting on the cup and axle. I used wd40 inside the tubes to keep out damp, but it eventually ran down to the bb...

About 7 years ago I bought my 9yo daughter a Schwinn branded BMX off the net. On paper it had a good spec and looked really decent. When I built it, the V brakes were awful and were stiff to operate. It wasn't light for an alloy frame and components were average at best. It did look nice and...

Nicely made and heavy weighted tool. The drifts are alloy mix to protect the crown race. Does 1" and 1 1/8". Pipe is steel. I bought this recently to do a 1" crown race as the old plastic pipe method didn't work with a very tight crown. This is UNUSED! Reason is I have not got around to using...