They look like the Japanese stainless steel mudguards I bought from Ray Etherton about 8 years ago. The name Honsho comes to mind, but I don't remember for sure.
Neil Foddering Weymouth, Dorset, England
> Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 20:12:36 -0700
> From: brian_lindamood@yahoo.com
> To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
> Subject: [CR] Fw: Proper fenders and Dynamo lighting for 70's English tourer
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> Good evening-
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> I am in the process of restoring a 75' Dave Moulton. Pictures:
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> The bike is original except the dynomo lights have been changed. In doing so, the original owner trashed the stainless steel fenders in retro fitting a Union bottle-type dynamo (it is on the opposite side of the bike in the photo; sorry). Anyway, I am looking for the proper replacement for both the fenders and the lighting system.
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> The only stainless fenders that I can find that are close are Bethoulds...not bad, but I would like something which is a bit closer to original (particularly the fender stays). I might expect the orginals are English in origin, but there is no maker's mark or do I know of any English fender makers off hand. Any suggestions for finding replacements (either new or nearly NOS)?
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> Many of the bottle dynamos I have found result in the contact area behind the mounting point (i.e., the rotating wheel passes the dynamo before passing the mounting point for the dynamo, the mount being more forward on the bike than the contact point), but the mounting bracket is made for a forward place one (the mounting point is further aftward than the dynamo proper). Again, any ideas on specific manufacturers/models to look for would be helpful.
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> Brian Lindamood
> Anchorage, AK