Done it again. Ebay red mess

[Illaveago]

As Rudge were originally from Coventry I was wondering if the Transport Museum there might be able to help ?

 

[PHL67]

Doesn't look to dissimilar to my black frame in the workshop.
Looks like rear dropouts are similar.
Should build into a nice machine.
Bargain at that price.

 

[robsa]

Ok, due to brain fart. Ive put the grips on and forgotten to put on the sa trigger. Any ideas how i can get the grip off without mullering it. I dont want to bend the clip on the trigger because its a 4speed one and ive read somewhere they'r susceptible to distortion causing issues with gear changes.

 

[roadrash]

can you slide the straw from GT 85 under the edge nd give it a good squirt

 

[FishFright]

Ok, due to brain fart. Ive put the grips on and forgotten to put on the sa trigger. Any ideas how i can get the grip off without mullering it. I dont want to bend the clip on the trigger because its a 4speed one and ive read somewhere they'r susceptible to distortion causing issues with gear changes.

Hair dryer on hot to soften the grip ?

 

[raleighnut]

Ok, due to brain fart. Ive put the grips on and forgotten to put on the sa trigger. Any ideas how i can get the grip off without mullering it. I dont want to bend the clip on the trigger because its a 4speed one and ive read somewhere they'r susceptible to distortion causing issues with gear changes.

Insert a long thin screwdriver/barbeque skewer under the grip from the 'inside' end of the grip then poke the straw from the WD40/GT85 alongside and give it a goodish squirt as you slowly remove the straw and chosen implement and try to turn the grip backwards and forwards, it should come loose (if not repeat the above with a longer squirt) The grip can then be washed inside with neat washing up liquid and then rinsed in warm water until all traces of oil/soap are gone and once dry can be re-fitted.