the rear brake saga continues, phosphorous bronze bush made previously is an interference fit into rearset mounting plate, the pivot spindle is just an off-cut of round steel stock, the 'top-hat' retaining bush clearanced and the brake lever itself drilled and tapped to accept six 3mm socket heads, this is to do two things, it locks the lever to the spindle to allow movement in the bronze bush and retains the lever itself and as an added bonus i can adjust the height of the lever itself to suit my riding position, 12mm ball mill down the length of the lever loses weight, keep's it strong and look's good.......
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
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well, i've sat and looked at it for a couple of day's and today i decided i really couldn't live with it, you have to be true to...
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early seventies at southgate secondary modern and the young loveless was getting his ear turned by black music, mostly motown and what later...