Piss taker requires advice....

[The Three Dellortos]

Some time ago Grant and a few others suggested a citrus based rust stripper ... Please could someone suggest a UK supplier or a similiar product.

      I have aquired a couple of wheels that have brake discs that need a GOOD CLEAN .

                          Thanks

                                    Tim

 

[motoddrob]

If it's DeoxC, I just brought some in Perth but haven't yet tried it .

 

[morison]

Soaking parts in brown vinegar over night has a pretty good effect, particularly on aluminium. Probably work well on discs.

 

[Cosi]

Mr Juicy 

Sorry couldnt help myself

 

[Grant]

Bilt-Hamber, Essex-based company.

Deox-C.
Good stuff, I recommend it, for what that's worth.


http://www.bilthamber.com/search-products.php

 

[Reggie3cl]

Just go for a ride- the discs will come up all shiny...

 

[The Three Dellortos]

Thank guys.

    Again ...WHAT A FANTASTIC FORUM !!

                Chin Chin

                        Timmy

 

[Paul LeClair]

Hi Tim

I have been using Evapo Rust with great success.

http://www.evaporust.com/evaporust.html?gclid=CJfyleGPnakCFUgbQgodBSc8uQ

Paul LeClair

 

[morison]

Here's an example of vinegar. Pretty good result for bugger all cost.

 

[bazzee]

Wow - derallieur gears on a Laverda! Must have been a factory special! 

bazzee

 

[Jotally]

Its the "super light weight model " ... 

Ally

 

[mcnicol]

Actually, Laverda did make mountain bikes for a while. You see them occasionally on Italian eBay.

Ken

 

[morison]

Any one got any Suntour Superbe Pro or Campag Record 80's grupo. I'm turning into a bicycle desperado.

 

[CLEMTOG]

I dont think the mountain bikes were made by Laverda, they were made by/for Augusto finnetti, who was  centrosport,himself an ex works laverda tester who had a very nasty crash which left his right shoulder almost inoperative, If I remember rightly, he was allowed to use the Laverda name on his mountain bikes, some sort of compensation arrangement I think, then again............

Centrosport was a Laverda spare parts shop and at one time was at the side of the factory main gate, then later in breganze on asmall industrial unit, in a pleasant residential area.

CLEM