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Replicating Old School Parts ? Lets talk !!

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Gashead:
I took my Curtis to a bike builder in Bristol as I had a problem with the fork treads a while back - turned out they used to make Gen 1's for a Bikology in Bristol - know one new the difference - still got all the drawings and tubes etc !

Nick

Waxintaxin:
you could do anything , and in my opinion lots of parts you all think are NOS are repro,or remade from the same moulds recently

its going to all be about providence.

I know what I have is real as i know its history and its providence, and i know what other people have may be suspect , Deep H stems are done ,aerospeeds, i think et seats and elinas .hutch seatclamps done already.

so buyer beware and check your facts and look at real examples of stuff

if a set of pedals are worth 500 quid , and to make them in the far east costs 5 quid ,its going to happen

login_user:
Hypothetically, If a new stem is made from the original mould to the exact spec,Then is it NOS or Repro ?  ???

Moose:

--- Quote from: login_user on November 23, 2007, 09:04 PM ---Hypothetically, If a new stem is made from the original mould to the exact spec,Then is it NOS or Repro ?  ???

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Niether. It would be a new re-issue

brass monkey!:

--- Quote from: login_user on November 23, 2007, 09:04 PM ---Hypothetically, If a new stem is made from the original mould to the exact spec,Then is it NOS or Repro ?  ???

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there is currently alot of OS stuffing being sold in JApan, HK, Bangkok etc on ebay... ::)

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