Tootyred Old School Grand Master Feedback View Today at 12:04 #31 Its cured pretty much, its been hanging each day out in the sun, so thats helped. Ive now cut the clear back a touch with some well soaked 2000g wet and dry, then a good polish. Job dones Attachments 20250811_103518.webp 359.3 KB · Views: 7 20250811_103619.webp 965 KB · Views: 8 20250811_103558.webp 1.1 MB · Views: 7
Its cured pretty much, its been hanging each day out in the sun, so thats helped. Ive now cut the clear back a touch with some well soaked 2000g wet and dry, then a good polish. Job dones
Tootyred Old School Grand Master Feedback View Today at 12:07 #32 Now on with the build. After a bit of thread chasing and head tube cleaning...head set goes in. Sorry about the headset tool, but its done almost 40 years with no real issues Attachments 20250811_105949.webp 285.3 KB · Views: 6
Now on with the build. After a bit of thread chasing and head tube cleaning...head set goes in. Sorry about the headset tool, but its done almost 40 years with no real issues
Tootyred Old School Grand Master Feedback View Today at 12:10 #33 As said, its going to be "mod retro" build....so what's more retro than a bit of xtr m900. Plus, it was in the shed...which was another reason for the build...use up some parts just sat there doing nothing. Attachments 20250811_115600.webp 184 KB · Views: 5
As said, its going to be "mod retro" build....so what's more retro than a bit of xtr m900. Plus, it was in the shed...which was another reason for the build...use up some parts just sat there doing nothing.
highlandsflyer Retro Wizard Feedback View Today at 12:38 #34 Tootyred said: Frames been sat filled with rust remover and tipped out.....now all nice and clean. New Post now moves freely too. Click to expand... Which product did you use?
Tootyred said: Frames been sat filled with rust remover and tipped out.....now all nice and clean. New Post now moves freely too. Click to expand... Which product did you use?
