To some, it's a manky old worn-out bike that should be skipped.....but to others....it's a wonderful historical record heaped with layers of history being slowly read like a rare ice-core sample from yesteryear. I cannot believe how wonderful it looks,... with all its history - there to be viewed! It's truly amazing job and I really appreciate enjoying this cycle telling it's story of the past. Thankyou so much for taking the time to video and upload
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Velocipedian. That's a new one on me. I usually refer bicyclists as semi-mechanized pedestrians. Because, bicycles are operated by "walking". Just think of how much ground Forrest Gump, could have covered on a bike, instead of running.
My friend has the BSA his grandfather bought new in '47. It's wheels, as yours, are built with the valve holes in the wrong place. And that was when BSA bicycles were BSA owned & not Raleigh owned.
Owatrol Oil is great for oil rag bike rust protection. It's designed to be a rust inhibitor when applied on its own, just wipe on and let dry and you have a tough long lasting rust protection without having to paint. But it's also a great paint conditioner and has many uses. The painting trade has been using it for many years and it's well recommend you get some. It's perfect for bike protection
I have used owatrol and ankor wax. Both are fantastic products and would have been excellent on this bike. However I wanted to try linseed, having seen it used on rusty vintage cars
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To some, it's a manky old worn-out bike that should be skipped.....but to others....it's a wonderful historical record heaped with layers of history being slowly read like a rare ice-core sample from yesteryear. I cannot believe how wonderful it looks,... with all its history - there to be viewed! It's truly amazing job and I really appreciate enjoying this cycle telling it's story of the past. Thankyou so much for taking the time to video and upload
It's a bike with character.
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Please become a Velocipedian to thank him and allow him to continue sharing his knowledge and passion with us.
Velocipedian. That's a new one on me. I usually refer bicyclists as semi-mechanized pedestrians. Because, bicycles are operated by "walking". Just think of how much ground Forrest Gump, could have covered on a bike, instead of running.
Great job 👍as always keep up with the good work
The bike came out beautifully! Well done 👍🏼
Another lovely bike, very enjoyable viewing.
This is a beauty. Reminds me of my single speed Raleigh, same color, same condition.
Looks lovely great video
Great video, I agree with you about rod brakes. Keep up the great work.
Great video, love the green patina!
Another good video Rowan the bike looks great thank you
Great Tv, i find this very relaxing indeed.
Très bon travail, nice bike
Nice Work.👍
My friend has the BSA his grandfather bought new in '47. It's wheels, as yours, are built with the valve holes in the wrong place. And that was when BSA bicycles were BSA owned & not Raleigh owned.
Owatrol Oil is great for oil rag bike rust protection. It's designed to be a rust inhibitor when applied on its own, just wipe on and let dry and you have a tough long lasting rust protection without having to paint.
But it's also a great paint conditioner and has many uses. The painting trade has been using it for many years and it's well recommend you get some.
It's perfect for bike protection
I have used owatrol and ankor wax. Both are fantastic products and would have been excellent on this bike. However I wanted to try linseed, having seen it used on rusty vintage cars
I used a few litres of that stuff when I painted the house last summer. I also used it on the chassis of my old Matra car :)
Owatrol or Ankor Wax is better for motor vehicles
Nice winter beater, to bad for you winter is mostly almost over :)
Turned out nice again ant it. 😀👍
nice, simply nice
You've done a really fine job with these last two weeks. Nice work 😊
How do the rod and stirrup compare with the rod and drum brakes?
You could always trade your 85!
@@unbalancedcrank Very tempting, but I'm afraid I have plans for the 85 🙂
WD-40 stands for Water Displacement- 40th try formula , I have heard it made from fish oil mainly with other additives not a penetrating oil like in the USA “Penatroil” a rust dissolve ing oil and Penatroil comes in various strengths my suggestion is use Penatroil not w d -40 !
Nice bike! I reckon those wheels have been rebuilt at some point.
They are original as far as I can see . These stainless steel wheels look new for decades
Looks like my Raleigh truimph 56