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Bare naked lady

Posted 30th October 2008 at 14:00 by Anthony (wolfenger)



Finally stripped her down, wish the blasting cabinet was bigger!
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The strip continues

Posted 29th October 2008 at 08:45 by Anthony (wolfenger)
It is amazing how long it takes to properly strip down a bike with the sandblaster. Wish we had a bigger compressor!
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Rain

Posted 24th October 2008 at 08:34 by Anthony (wolfenger)
Does anyone else love riding in the rain? I'm not talking torrential downpours here, but that light drizzle like what was about this morning.

It just seems somehow relaxing. That is until some eejit who hasn't cleaned their window tries to pull out on you. But then you get to being all relaxed again soon enough.

Just thought I'd ask!
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Long time away

Posted 23rd October 2008 at 14:44 by Anthony (wolfenger)
Not been around on here recently for one reason or another. All of my bikes have ground to a halt - all bar the Peugeot which just keeps on rolling.

I've decided not to go all fancy with the Ken Ryall. Time moves on for a very good reason. Though a nice vintage stem is still in the offing - once I know where the next pay cheque is coming from that is. The forks are blasted and primed, and I'm about to go off and do the frame. Sorry to all those patina fans out there but it really needed...
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Bent forks

Posted 2nd April 2008 at 23:40 by Anthony (wolfenger)
Has anyone else ever noticed that their forks are bent? Just noticed mine are today! Fortunately the wheel runs straight in relation to the bars as the drops seem to be lined up! More work to do.
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