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Gilera Crono Restoration 12 years 11 months ago #41

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Heya i bought a Crono a few weeks ago with a faulty gearbox, since then i have stripped the bike and am getting it ready for a sandblast then powder coat. I am looking for a replacement engine so while i have the old engine out i have decided to tidy the bike up as i go. I am planning to get the plastics fixed and painted as well. I am looking to replace a few of the components to as things like the reg/rec, rear caliper need replacing. I will take a few pics of the bike as it stands now and will update the post with my progress. I also have a single swingarm from the af1 50 that i was thinking about using but i will have to check measurements first.

Re: Gilera Crono Restoration 12 years 11 months ago #42

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Hi Scott and welcome. Look forward to seeing pics of your Crono 'as is' and later when it's back on the road. Can't help with a CX (much rarer than hens teeth) but you never know, so fingers crossed. Paul

Re: Gilera Crono Restoration 12 years 11 months ago #43

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to be honest the main part from the cx i wanted was the single arm forks, the rest of the bike would be a bonus. i'm trying to load pics but can't figure out how to make them smaller in size and dimension

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I use the Fireworks program for re-sizing pictures as it operates in pixels. Most other programs will allow re-sizing but usualy state sizes in inches or mm which doesn't help if you want to restrict by pixel size. I will re-size pics to max 500 pixels if you want to e-mail them to me and I'll e-mail the resultant pics back to you. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. will find me
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i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss258/Scott_...oration/piccrono.jpg

The bike how it looked when i bought it


i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss258/Scott_...toration/Gilera2.jpg

How it looks now preparing for sandblast

Re: Gilera Crono Restoration 12 years 11 months ago #48

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Keep track of all the bits Scott. :-) My Morini looked a bit like that a few months ago and when I came to put it all back together there were a couple of parts that had gone missing. They are probably buried at the back of the shed somewhere behind GFR#1. I can't sell you the engine from that because I've promised the bike to my lad when he's old enough.
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