The bulbous end cup is a cover for the outer end of axle shaft. The other end on the pedal is where the 4 marks are. No pan head screws there. Why not just disassemble the pedals and inspect while cleaning and regreasing?
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locomotion
Cruisin' on my 1897 Comet
NOS set of CCM Gibson pedals still in original orange box
marked Pat July 1923
1/2"-20
marked Pat July 1923
1/2"-20
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locomotion
Cruisin' on my 1897 Comet
Pat App for stamp on Gibsons
Mercian
I live for the CABE
Hi, @locomotion
The mix of Patented, and patent applied for should roughly fix the date of production to between two and five years (the usual time for a succesful patent application in Canada) after the patent date.
Best Regards,
Adrian
The mix of Patented, and patent applied for should roughly fix the date of production to between two and five years (the usual time for a succesful patent application in Canada) after the patent date.
Best Regards,
Adrian
That is an outrageous find, wow...
gtflyte
Finally riding a big boys bike
@Mercian
Hello Adrian
I wondered what time frame was between applied and patented production
Great to know thank you
The mix of Patented, and patent applied for should roughly fix the date of production to between two and five years (the usual time for a succesful patent application in Canada) after the patent date.
Best Regards,
Adrian
Hello Adrian
I wondered what time frame was between applied and patented production
Great to know thank you
The mix of Patented, and patent applied for should roughly fix the date of production to between two and five years (the usual time for a succesful patent application in Canada) after the patent date.
Best Regards,
Adrian
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