Old 05-26-11, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by rhm
Front brake appears to be a Reslion "Anchor" model.


The saddle can be saved if you want to have someone recover the cover.
Fantastic RHM. I don't know why I thought of Resilion when I saw Craig's photo - I've never seen a Resilion brake in the flesh - but might have seen your photos before? Thanks for posting. Any idea what time period those brakes were produced?

Guess you might be right about the saddle too - although there's a bit of rust to deal with first!

Also, for general info - the serial number UU909 is stamped on the LEFT rear drop out - if that makes any difference to anyone who knows?
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