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oldtired:
looking forward to seeing it done  :daumenhoch:     not since the mid 90's has such tinkering been considered  :daumenhoch: :LolLolLolLol:

do you gain any strength by doing this to a 48,  i thought that a well built 48 hole double skin rim  was effectively a solid wheel any how , or is it used for single skin rims?     wouldn't a rework or rather copy of the Truck conversion be easier to achieve ..................   mmmmmmmmmmmmm     right spanners  out  :LolLolLolLol:

dordymush:
 :shocked:
i struggle to lace a 48 up  :crazy2:

Discostu:

--- Quote from: oldtired on November 10, 2012, 12:12 AM ---looking forward to seeing it done  :daumenhoch:     not since the mid 90's has such tinkering been considered  :daumenhoch: :LolLolLolLol:

do you gain any strength by doing this to a 48,  i thought that a well built 48 hole double skin rim  was effectively a solid wheel any how , or is it used for single skin rims?     wouldn't a rework or rather copy of the Truck conversion be easier to achieve ..................   mmmmmmmmmmmmm     right spanners  out  :LolLolLolLol:

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Mid 90's??  These were out in 1990. ;)

kev-s:
billys sold them in 1992

they were called manly 95's in the uk

sealed version cost £269 and the unsealed version cost £245

they also did manly 71's for £189

harris:
arr my local store back then,spent many hours in there,its moved 3 times since.

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