M Mr Weirdo Retro Guru Aug 18, 2025 #1 Hello Have had a look on the intranet but at the moment unable to find any information on the above dropouts. Can anyone help? To actually id the forks I'm guessing I will have to remove them and look on the steerer tube? Many thanks
Hello Have had a look on the intranet but at the moment unable to find any information on the above dropouts. Can anyone help? To actually id the forks I'm guessing I will have to remove them and look on the steerer tube? Many thanks
juvela Retro Guru Aug 18, 2025 #2 ----- according to the Tange manufacturer catalogue of 1981 fork ends marked TF-R are part Nr. 1213 they are ends "B" in above catalogue illustration of fork Nr. 124 -----
----- according to the Tange manufacturer catalogue of 1981 fork ends marked TF-R are part Nr. 1213 they are ends "B" in above catalogue illustration of fork Nr. 124 -----
M Mr Weirdo Retro Guru Aug 18, 2025 #3 Your a star! Do you think as you did comment on my Geoffrey Butler Ishiwata 017 that it could of purposely been teamed up with the tange forks? Thank you. Last edited: Aug 18, 2025
Your a star! Do you think as you did comment on my Geoffrey Butler Ishiwata 017 that it could of purposely been teamed up with the tange forks? Thank you.
juvela Retro Guru Aug 18, 2025 #4 ----- yours is the first Geoffrey Butler badged cycle have seen which looks as though it may have been purchased as a complete machine had previously thought of name as a framebuilder only if they began offering complete cycles at some point other readers will likely have solid information to share for you AFAIK the earliest European produced cycles to be constructed with Ishiwata tubing were done in Belgium in 1973 -----
----- yours is the first Geoffrey Butler badged cycle have seen which looks as though it may have been purchased as a complete machine had previously thought of name as a framebuilder only if they began offering complete cycles at some point other readers will likely have solid information to share for you AFAIK the earliest European produced cycles to be constructed with Ishiwata tubing were done in Belgium in 1973 -----