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can anyone help
i have brought a c15 bobber and it needs a rim put on it
i have the rim and new spokes but i need someone to lace it
so does anyone know of anyone how does wheel lacing in norfolk ?
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cheers wicky
i have emailed them but
there web site seems a bit vague
i can`t even see thier opening times :eh: or is it just me :confused
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Eccles Racing is a small company so probably doesn't have fixed opening times like Sainbury's - and certainly won't be open Saturday night! :D

However he does wheel building in Norfolk.

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Wicky wrote:Eccles Racing is a small company so probably doesn't have fixed opening times like Sainbury's - and certainly won't be open Saturday night! :D

However he does wheel building in Norfolk.

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that has been one of my problems
i work from 6.00-5.30 five days a week so have trouble getting anywhere to get anything done
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I'm sure you he'll be flexible enough to arrange something with you after work or on a Saturday or sumfink.
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got my wheel relaced :D :D :biggrin :biggrin
done another search and found someone in framlingham suffolk
and rang a speedway bike place in bawburgh.
the speedway place was very very helpful and said they do not lace wheels themself but an old boy in dereham does,
so i rang him and took my wheel over to him
first of all dragonfly motorcycles had supplied the wrong size nipples "no worrys you can have some of mine" said phil :biggrin :biggrin
then i left it with him friday night and got a text saturday night "its ready"
all perfect £15 :biggrin :biggrin :biggrin :clap: :clap: :clap:
what more can i say but thanks phil
framlingham wanted £48
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I had my t80 rear wheel laced once , some places wanted £200 +
Found a old guy in cov in a little shed he did it for £30 sadly passed away now
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lloydie wrote:I had my t80 rear wheel laced once , some places wanted £200 +
Found a old guy in cov in a little shed he did it for £30 sadly passed away now
Did he look a bit like Carl? He did my MZ racer wheels as well
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Yes :lol:
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Must have been an old hippie then :lol:

IIRC I think Mr Mon used to do this for a living or he covered it during his apprenticeship days or is that sidecar days :roll: : Something like that anyway.

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don't remember any hippy paraphernalia but when I saw him 30yrs ago he looked a lot like you do.

mid length un kept black hair
about 8 or 9 stone dripping wet
didn't stand up straight or move with any speed
dressed for function with no care for fashion, although Corcs hadn't been invented then :lol:
lived in a wooden shed surrounded by tools equipment that must have been older than he was.

that is nothing like Carl, I was wrong :D
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He hadn't change when he did mine 18 years ago :lol:
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AMCQ46 wrote:don't remember any hippy paraphernalia but when I saw him 30yrs ago he looked a lot like you do.

mid length un kept black hair
about 8 or 9 stone dripping wet
didn't stand up straight or move with any speed
dressed for function with no care for fashion, although Corcs hadn't been invented then :lol:
lived in a wooden shed surrounded by tools equipment that must have been older than he was.

that is nothing like Carl, I was wrong :D
To be fair the only differences are that he didn't have crocs & Carl hasn't got a shed... :lol:
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+1 :)

Oh and I don't have Black hair. If I had Black hair I wouldn't have any as it's so fast you wouldn't see it. :lol:

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