Had a front wheel snowflake on mine for years - just taken it off as the rim was almost transparent. Only broke one spoke in all that time and never went out of true - used on a fullly rigid bike running P2s.
Do it, you know you want to...
Rainer has been a fountain of information, which leads me to ask a few questions.
The original bottom bracket was a Shimano XTR 1996. BSA 112,5mm - is there a decent modern equivalent - internal or external would be fine, the lighter the better - going for an updated resto using the lightest...
Yup into the retro thing:
VW's:
VW T3 Syncro with Subaru Power:
VW T3 Westfalia US Imports (got aircon, really useful at the moment!!)
1969 Karmann Ghia - soon to have 2.5 Subaru power.
currently resembles an Airfix kit, pics later
Also wife - a 1967 model - cannot say...
Contacted Gil and about 20 mins later this email landed - large portion of humble pie with a side order of my own words to go please!!:
Daer Paul,
you have a very nice bike.
I have only the „corratec“ decals in black or white. But they are written in the new corratec letters. The...
Tried Nitromors and it was useless, then used POR15 Stripper - quick and clean did this in 2 coats.
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=183873&highlight=
Hi Magas,
tried Corratec and they read the emails but don't reply - not the best way to build brand loyalty. Good job for them I'm not in the market for a new bike!!
Re rear brake - think I may stick with the machined adapter I have to allow the fitting of later discs and calipers.
Will...
Just spotted this thread.
Ok not, fully dropped, (One One bars) but I love these, really aggressive riding position, great for climbing but a wee bit scary on steep downhills.
Odd I can still see the pics on here, or did you mean on the other thread?
That's worthy of consideration - decals then a quick overspray with a clear coat - hmmm......
Anyone know where I can get decals for Corratec - most sources on here and the web have everything but Corratec?