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@Monkeeee01

Wheels are now £70 posted. Or £80 Inc cassette

Been trying to buy it since last night. Says she’s someone coming for it

Fantastic transformation. Really glad this turned out well after the journey to get to this point

All that is common on Shimano parts. They are clear anodised or silver anodised. You can’t polish anodising but you can polish it off (remove it completely ) by hand or by chemicals. Scotch pad is an easy way to also remove it without the chance of leaving metal bits stuck on the alloy...

Without inspecting or seeing them it’s hard to say. But purely by the nature of anodised alloy it cant be either option you’ve said. Are they clear anodised over a polished or bare base? If so , remove the ano , and polish and get reanodised.

Corrosion on top of an anodised finish?

Yes I know a guy. Drop me a pm if you want to know his details

Nail varnish fills and helps prevent seal damage. But cosmetically once they scratched that’s kind of it. You can have them redone but not worth the cost unless something super rare

Polish a anodised finish? I’d like to hear the theory behind how that would work.

Blue and gold goes well

The chunky tubes need a chunky fork. RC36 are quite skinny. I’d go bomber Z2 personally

Lots of painters now do localised repairs. This is my plan for my 96 HOT where it has a nice condition front end but many marks on the rear. Touch ups look crappy. Just leave them

I will be selling them once I’ve got someone to test them to make sure they are correct. No issue to post to Germany once sorted

Is this the one on eBay ? https://ebay.us/m/AqtXNt

Bump for the 1 1/8 ones for sale But also , we’ve done a 1 inch version but I have no stem to try it on. Anyone need one , and is willing to test it for me?

This is up for sale in Texas

UPS is the cheapest from Canada for a frame. Will be around £200 ish. Took 3 days. Then you have the Vat and fees etc

This is a 92 Flite which started off as simply the plastic base / rails. It had the sponge shaped to look like a flite , recovered and Flite logos added. It was on a bike at the Malverns last year and nobody noticed it wasn’t legit. You can tell though once you touch it and compare to a...

Ideally a biscuit one to match the tyres- probably a Flite. Failing that either just a normal black Flite or a SDG ti2000 or xlite kevlar pss1 in black