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Thought this was really cool, was running a regular kickstand on this early 50's Columbia but found the correct one made specifically for this strange style frame with a hollow bottom stay, stand has special groves and a spacer in between, fits perfect, also put a bigger cog on the Sachs 2 spd. and now much more rideable!
new pedals on the Gazelle, yeah its a new bike but I just couldn't stand the plastic bodied stuff they supply on bikes these days, even if they were decent quality.
So on go a nice new set of MKS pedal with half clips. I ran these things on my 10 speeds back in the 70s & 80s and you just can't beat the quality.
After getting it laterally and radially trued made sure spoke tension was at least 20% variant. Only 4 spokes found to be out of range. Three on the right and one on the left....Corrected.
The rear wheel was dismantled ready for a cleansing, polishing and rebuild.
Found three spokes extruding from the nipple. Not good.
Thank you very much I really appreciate that. I actually do these projects with my 11 year old son. He redid his 1954 24” WASP. Sorry proud moment he rebuilt the Model D New Departure hub on this one with a little help.
new pedals on the Gazelle, yeah its a new bike but I just couldn't stand the plastic bodied stuff they supply on bikes these days, even if they were decent quality.
So on go a nice new set of MKS pedal with half clips. I ran these things on my 10 speeds back in the 70s & 80s and you just can't beat the quality.
Thank you very much I really appreciate that. I actually do these projects with my 11 year old son. He redid his 1954 24” WASP. Sorry proud moment he rebuilt the Model D New Departure hub on this one with a little help.
Good morning Caber’s!
The Rusty Relics are riding in the saint Patrick’s day parade tomorrow! Getting the fleet out and checking tires and a shake down rides to make sure we’re ready! If you want to ride with us in the parade tomorrow your welcome to join us! Be at the west Dublin Target @ 8:30 am. Parade route starts at 9:30!
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