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I'm subject to a rather enjoyable conundrum. I'll be the proud owner of a '95 Cindercone at the end of the month and whilst I wouldn't call the acquisition rash I'm starting to agree with the missus when she moans about how full the garage is.
Do you have any ideas on how to make this an indespensible bike for the collection or will it become a sell-on job.
Nice bike, I have a 93 cindercone which is a lovely ride.
The frame was in a sorry state when I got it so had to repaint.
Take a look on retro bike for some inspiration.
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Give it to me
Thanks Matt, I'll check it out. When the wife chucks me out, can I stay at yours!!:-)
@ mattbike, what adaptor have you used for the rear disc brake?
I've got an old Hope rear disc adaptor for frames without mounts...somewhere
Hey Matt,
I have a 1998 caldera, just wondering how you have fitted the disc brake adaptor to the frame.
It looks like an A-Z one but I thought they were only for aluminium frames with a flat dropout ?
Also how easy is it to take the wheel out now ?
It would make a really nice single speed project for very little money.
It's an A2Z adaptor wich I modified to fit.
I ended up cuting off the rack mount eyelet and with a bit of cutting, sanding, filing some sections into the adaptor I was able to fit it flat on the inside of the drop out. There was plenty of metal in it so no affect on the strength.
Wheel is slightly more difficult to get out than normal but I think they are with these adaptors. Still doable on the side of the trail if you have a puncture
I'm a closet bike hoarder as well. the wife has started to call me Mr Trebus after the hoarder off Life of Grime!
Gunz - if you want to sell and it's a 19" I'd take it off your hands!




