Recent content by Terry Manuel

Go to a local framebuilder,proper bike shop, they will have for certain a reamer. Get the job done properly; no problem!

The various manufacturers spacing is not the same. Some cassettes can be modified (if they come apart) for interchangeability. As a rough guide Campagnolo is unique, the rest are much the same. However earlier versions are different again, so watch the "freehub" carefully.

Could be a Viner.

As usual the lighter the tubing, the thinner, and therefor more likely to bend. If it rides well, rides hands off ok, so geometry is ok, as previously said you should have no problem. However if you want it with new pain, decals etc, then have the tubes replaced at the same time.

Thanks for that. Being a newby had not yet got to full grips. Now sussed and can now repost.

Have you tried Araldite or similar?

I have a lot of parts, both new and old available. eg Hubs (Campag, Miche, shimano,Suntour, etc both Track and gear), Headsets, stems, bars, brakes, Rims(700c but also Campag MTB) 1000's of spokes of all sizes, pair of wheels Campag victory on Mavic, gear levers (friction and indexed), and lots...

Yes Stan definitely built for Ken. And yes JW's frames were as like as not Stan's built for KR. Last pictures of JW definitely show him on a Stan. Can be contacted direct for other info etc if you wish on [email protected]

Knew Stan well, as did many in Somerset. Yes Pete Wells and John Woodburn rode Stan's. In the case of John it normally had another name on it, wont say whose but from memory the initials were DF. John found Stan was the builder and then used to contact him direct when a new frame was in the...