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GERMAN ALLOY TUBELESS LAMBRETTA RIMS???

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:24 pm
by johnny templar
anyone got any info on 'em?

Re: GERMAN ALLOY TUBELESS LAMBRETTA RIMS???

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:47 pm
by soulsurfer
Only what's on the SIP site. They told me yesterday that should be in stock in 3-4 weeks. As far as I know they're similar to the Vespa ones featured in the January (?) edition of Scootering.

Re: GERMAN ALLOY TUBELESS LAMBRETTA RIMS???

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 8:47 pm
by soosh
Any idea on price?

Re: GERMAN ALLOY TUBELESS LAMBRETTA RIMS???

Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:24 pm
by soulsurfer
soosh wrote:Any idea on price?
About £56...
SIP Tubeless Rims

Re: GERMAN ALLOY TUBELESS LAMBRETTA RIMS???

Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 4:47 am
by corrado
This bit bothers me.....

Includes two different types of nuts with a wrench size of 12mm (0,472 inches), valve notch also fits GRIMECA brake drum. Type 1: 5x acorn nut, classic shape, to be used with the provided U-washers and lock rings. Type 2: 5x hexagonal nut, closed version to be used with screw locker, e.g. Loctite. No homologation, “FOR RACE USE ONLY”.

That's what it says on the Vespa ones so I imagine it'll be the same for Lambretta. Why would you need to loctite the nuts on? Are they too thick to allow the use of nylocks? Don't forget to order a valve also.

Re: GERMAN ALLOY TUBELESS LAMBRETTA RIMS???

Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 10:56 am
by soulsurfer
corrado wrote: Why would you need to loctite the nuts on? Are they too thick to allow the use of nylocks? Don't forget to order a valve also.
I think that's the case with the Vespa ones, not sure about the Lambretta rims. In the Scootering article, Andy fitted nuts with split(spring?) washers, ok on the front of his PX200, but not on the rear, so he used Nord-Lock washers. I wouldn't have any issue useing this method, but would possibly use Loctite too.

BTW Did you get my email on Friday Martin :?

Re: GERMAN ALLOY TUBELESS LAMBRETTA RIMS???

Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 11:43 am
by mark
will you be stocking these martin?