1965 Moulton 4 speed

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Drzdave58

Drzdave58

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The rubber suspension 'donut' just behind the pivot bolt.
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weareHKR

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Cracking restoration... :notworthy:
 

Archie_tect

De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
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Northumberland
That rubber donut must have incredible forces trying to shear it vertically as the rear wheel arm tries to rotate on the pivot bolt.
 

roley poley

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Location
leeds
love 'em rode my 1964 standard till the rear frame cracked and then donated it to the moulton preservation society ...the space frames of today are well beyond my price range and a little too posh for my day to day utility...went and bought a brompton to fill the gap but would have prefered the same again please but not to be found today
 
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Drzdave58

Drzdave58

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Yes I was lucky..i found a guy with 2 of them for sale so I bought them both. But I sold this red one.
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rogerzilla

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Did you manage to get any new parts? Moulton Preservation has been shut since July due to illness and there is no indication if or when it might re-open, so the bits that wear out like bushes, bellows, etc are unobtanium unless you cannibalise another bike, which is what I had to do. There are alternative sources for rear pivot kits.
 
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Drzdave58

Drzdave58

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Did you manage to get any new parts? Moulton Preservation has been shut since July due to illness and there is no indication if or when it might re-open, so the bits that wear out like bushes, bellows, etc are unobtanium unless you cannibalise another bike, which is what I had to do. There are alternative sources for rear pivot kits.
Didn’t really need any parts but now I have put my bafang kit on the bike to try out for awhile.
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