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also here's a little taster of whats to come!
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• #29
Looks the absolute biz with the clear coat!
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• #30
The rat look really suits the build!
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• #31
This looks great so far - can't wait to see it built.
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• #32
@user57325 thank's, it's really made it pop!
@MisterMikkel picked up some nitto M185AA drops
@MrBaklava thanks! hopefully get most of it built this weekend, the NHS app just told me I need to isolate for 7days, so i will have a lot of free time this weekend.
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• #33
here goes....
sadly couldn't find a light jis italian BB
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• #34
1x and MTB pedals? Interesting
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• #35
Unconventional
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• #36
better hurry, this should be great
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• #37
Things are coming together nicely....
The b screw length isn't quite allowing clearance to the 36T, need order a roadlink dm. The bolt for the derailleur pokes through and rubs the chain when on the 10T. I don't currently have any ferrule that will work with the cable stop on the chainstay.
Currently weighing in at 8.7kg, no cables yet though.
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• #38
Truly unconventional, but absolutely rad!
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• #39
Cool build!
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• #40
This is great!!!
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• #41
Rad bike ! Way cooler as a complete restauration with a boring period build.
I am currently doing the same job to remove rust patch on an old GT frame.
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• #42
Oh this looks great!
Regarding the ferrule for the boss under the chainstay:
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• #43
Looks great. Hopefully see this around town sometime like the BJ!
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• #44
Thanks everyone for the positive feedback. I finally got round to finishing off the bike this weekend, and i'm pleased to report eddy is a dream to ride!
@Octavio didn't end up using linseed oil, I left the inside of the frame as I found it.
@c-racer thanks for the links, just what I needed.
here's some snaps from the first outing round town... (please excuse the tape on the brake callipers, i forgot to pull it off)
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• #45
Awesome!
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• #46
LOVE it.
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• #47
Oof. This is phenomenal .
Thanks for the info, ended up getting the rustins stuff from tool station, slapped some on yesterday afternoon and it's done something...
once the rusts sorted i'm unsure whether to clear coat or just wipe on some boiled linseed oil (i have a bottle on hand i can use already).