Brownymark said:Collected chromed and polished parts yesterday - three months wait but worth it!
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Nice!
Where did you get the plating done?
I have some rims which I can't get done locally - I'm near Garstang.
You far away?
Brownymark said:I think (maybe incorrectly) they may be original as the mileage on the bike is very low and all the bores/crank/bushes were as new.
Look on the side for a raised block with four digits; it's usually next to the U.S. DOT tire identification number. The first two indicate the week of its manufacture, and the last two are for the year. For example, 1702 would indicate the tire was manufactured in April, 2002. Prior to 2000, there were only three digits, with the last one indicating the year.
I don't think the date code was introduced until 1990, nevertheless, it would be wise to change them.Brownymark said:Numbers are C432 & C362, from description I guess this is weeks 43 & 36 of a year ending in 2, don't know if this will be 92, 82 or 72 but either way irrelevant as the consensus seems to be to replace which I will do.