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Re: Adding Braze ons ?

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  1. Bob said:

    I'm going to be repainting my 1970's R531 frame this Winter. I'm
    thinking of adding some braze on's for water bottles. Two
    questions:

    - where can I find a supplier of the braze-ons... or do I have to
    make them ?

    - are special techniques needed to braze to a frame ? I know that
    using a low temp is important... but are there other concerns?

    You can get braze-ons from framebuilding suppliers. Henry James
    (www.henryjames.com) in the US, or Ceeway (www.framebuilding.com) in
    the UK.

    Bidon bosses are reasonably easy to apply if you have brazing
    experience. Use a relatively soft, neutral flame. I use silver solder
    (56%), as it keeps the temperature down. If these terms are
    meaningless to you, go to a framebuilder.

    Regards,

    Suzy

    PS: I've got some more info on framebuilding, at
    http://www.atnf.csiro.au/~sjackson/bike_frame.html

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