Frame:
Reynolds 531
Fork/Headset:
Lytaloy
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Bayliss Wiley BB
Magistroni chain set
Pedals:
Chater Lea road
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Champion Du Monde 1946 NOS
Saddle/Seatpost:
Brooks Swallow
Reynolds R5
Brakes:
GB Levers
Lan Super Dural 1940s
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Harden Hub `'bacon slicer'
Conloy ASP rim
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Harden Hub
Conloy ASP rim
Added by gb_. Last updated almost 5 years ago.
5 Comments
VCC member too? Nice - I learn something new every day, a lot to learn on vintage British classic lightweight :) enjoy it and btw I have enjoyed looking at your old and current steeds as well. Ornate lugs OCD ;) BR, Rogier
Posted over 6 years ago
Thanks, I love finding them and bringing them back to life. I have just had a lucky discovery of two Maclean feather weight frames one of which I am selling, the other I have nearly completed. Both is a sorry state but underneath years of dusty oily, greasy muck the paint work was intact and the chrome, One frame also had the original JUY 543 rear derailleur, competition front changer and original lever, so lucky...
I will complete it this week and get it up on here. I will let you know when. Thanks for the interest. G
Posted over 6 years ago
Lovely frame! Rare large size too :)
Just wondering: isn't it a Massed Start Special? I've never seen a Flyer with these lugs before, but a lot was possible back then. Enjoy the ride
Posted over 6 years ago
Hi
Yes, massed start lugs but was called flyer II
Bought from the original owner who called it his Flyer.
I saw one on ebay 3 years ago, totally original, in this size too, it had the massed start lugs exactly the same and on the seat tube decal it said Flyer II, so we confirmed this as the same model with the ME at the time. i wish I had bought that one, very nearly did. Thanks for the comment, you are right a lot was possible back then..
Rides a treat and set up for the hills to work.
Posted over 6 years ago
Photos
Seamuis says:
Absolutely beautiful Carlton.
Posted over 6 years ago