Author Topic: 75/5 restoration evaluation  (Read 54552 times)

Offline Alfetta

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Re: 75/5 restoration evaluation
« Reply #30 on: December 09, 2025, 07:53:34 AM »
Working on rear fender fitment.  Here is concept if it is to swing with the rear wheel....




Still pondering this...  I like the look but i will have to fabricate us some fender stays... I think i need to define a seat and get a look at the complete package...
Nothing much better than a Tannat from the Salta region.

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Re: 75/5 restoration evaluation
« Reply #31 on: December 09, 2025, 08:03:54 AM »
I like the idea of it, because it can look cool, although I personally think a smooth fender following the arc of the wheel would look nicer than the formed stock plastic unit. It will also add unsprung weight, but not to a degree that it would influence my choice.
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Re: 75/5 restoration evaluation
« Reply #32 on: December 20, 2025, 11:33:48 AM »
So rear fender fitted....  I can now install drive shaft and flexi boot then move on to the seat options...  But now comes my next rant ....   I was going to lube the u joint as it feels good gut lube is old. However this looks like another GERMAN gotcha.....   I looked at replacement shaft assemblies, but those are stupid priced. So I will have to bring off the original impact stakes and go from there......   

Why....   I don't understand....  But so it goes....

Nothing much better than a Tannat from the Salta region.


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